Pool Play is done in the West Coast 7s, and Cal, Arizona, Arizona State, and UC Davis going 2-0 in the preliminaries.

Cal gave up one try in each of their games, defeating a solid-looking Grand Canyon team and also disposing of Santa Barbara City College.

Arizona were very strong in beating Nevada and Cal Poly, and Arizona State also looked in control over USC and San Diego State.

The big upset of the day was the last pool game of the day, with 1-0 UC Davis beating 1-0 UCLA. UCLA Head Coach Scott Stewart had given a hint that perhaps his squad might lack a bit of experience.

“If it’s there to win, yes we’re going to push to win it,” said Stewart. “But the first goal is to get some of our younger players playing.”

These include Soh Nakayama from Greenwich in Connecticut and Ryan Bradfield out of St. Edward in Ohio. Stewart said he has a lot of young talent, and needs to get them involved as quickly as possible.

So Cal will take on Davis in the semis while Arizona plays Arizona State in a classic rivalry game.

 

West Coast Pool Play Scores:

Arizona 35-12 Nevada

Grand Canyon 19-7 SBCC

San Diego State 31-0 USC

UC Davis 31-14 Stanford

Arizona State 34-5 USC

Cal Poly 22-0 Nevada

Cal 29-7 Grand Canyon

UCLA 41-0 Stanford

Arizona State 28-12 San Diego State

Cal 31-7 SBCC

Arizona 28-7 Cal Poly

UC Davis W-L UCLA

 

West Coast 7s Pools
Pool 1	W	L	T	Pf	Pa	Pd	Pts
Cal	2	0	0	60	14	46	6
Grand Canyon	1	1	0	26	38	-12	4
SBCC	0	2	0	14	50	-36	2
Pool 2	W	L	T	Pf	Pa	Pd	Pts
UC Davis	2	0	0	31	14	17	6
UCLA	1	1	0	41	0	41	4
Stanford	0	2	0	14	72	-58	2
Pool 3	W	L	T	Pf	Pa	Pd	Pts
Arizona State	2	0	0	62	17	45	6
San Diego State	1	1	0	43	28	15	4
USC	0	2	0	5	65	-60	2
Pool 4	W	L	T	Pf	Pa	Pd	Pts
Arizona	2	0	0	63	19	44	6
Cal Poly	1	1	0	29	28	1	4
Nevada	0	2	0	12	57	-45	2

 

Cup Semis

Arizona State v Arizona

Cal v UC Davis

 

Plate Semis

Grand Canyon v UCLA

San Diego State v Cal Poly

 

Bowl Semis

SBCC v Stanford

USC v Nevada