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Pac-12  Championship History

The Pac-10 Conference previously held a 10-team postseason tournament from 1987-90.

The original Pac-10 Tournament was inaugurated following the 1986-87 season at UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion where the host UCLA Bruins captured the first Pac-10 postseason title. Subsequent Tournaments were held at Arizona’s McKale Center (1988), the Great Western Forum in Los Angeles (1989), and Arizona State’s University Activity Center (1990). Arizona's Sean Elliott was tabbed the Most Outstanding
Player in 1988 and again in 1989 as he led the Wildcats to a pair of Pac-10 crowns. Arizona captured its third Pac-10 crown following the 1990 season, which happened to
mark the end of the first run of the Pac-10 Tournament.

On October 23, 2000, the Pac-10 CEO Group/Council voted to institute a Pac-10 men's basketball tournament following the 2002 season.

Pick a Year 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 1990 1989 1988 1987

2024- At T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nev.

First round- Wednesday, March 8

# Southern California      80  , #  Washington 74 

#   Utah 90  Arizona State 57

 #   Stanford 87  ,  #  California 76

#  UCLA  67 # Oregon State 57  ,

Quarterfinals- Thursday, March 14

Oregon 68 # UCLA 66 ,

# Colorado 72 # Utah  58

Washington State 79   Stanford 62

# Arizona 70  . Southern California 49

Semifinals-Friday, March 15

#  Oregon 67 # 2 Arizona 59 ,

#  Colorado  58 #  Washington State 52

Championship-Saturday, March 16

# 4 Oregon, 75  # 9 Colorado 68

All-Tournament Team

 N'Faly Dante -Oregon, -(MVP)

Jermaine Couisnard  -Oregon

Jackson Shelstad -Oregon

KJ Simpson -Colorado

Tristan  da Silva -Colorado

 Oumar Ballo- Arizona

2023- At T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nev.

First round- Wednesday, March 8

# 9 Colorado 74  , # 8 Washington 58   , 

# 5 Washington State 69 ,   # 12 California 52

 # 10  Stanford 73  , # 7  Utah 62

 # 11 Oregon State 63  , # 6 Arizona State 57

Quarterfinals- Thursday, March 9

# 1 UCLA 80 , Colorado 69

# 4 Oregon  75 Washington State 70

# 2 Arizona 95 Stanford 84.

# 6 Arizona State 77  # 3 Southern California 72

Semifinals-Friday, March 10

# 1 UCLA 75 , # 4 Oregon, 56

# 2 Arizona 78 ,  # 6 Arizona State 59

Championship-Saturday, March 11

# 2 Arizona  61 , # 1 UCLA 59

All-Tournament Team

Azuolas Tubelis Arizona-(MVP)

Jaime Jaquez Jr.-UCLA

Amari Bailey-UCLA

2022

T-Mobile Arena - Las Vegas, Nev.
 

First round –Wed., March 9
(9) STAN 71, (8) ASU 70
(5) ORE 86, (12) OSU 72
(7) WSU 66, (10) CAL 59
(6) WASH 82, (11) UTAH 70
 

Quarterfinals –Thurs., March 10
(1) ARIZ 84, (9) STAN 80
(4) COLO 80, (5) ORE 69
(2) UCLA 75, (7) WSU 65
(3) USC 65, (6) WASH 61
 

Semifinals – Fri., March 11
(1) ARIZ 82, (4) COLO 72
(2) UCLA 69, (3) USC (59)
 

Championship Sat., March 12
(1) ARIZ 84, (2) UCLA 76

All-Tournament Team

Spencer Jones, Jr., Stanford
Boogie Ellis, Jr., USC
Jules Bernard, Sr., UCLA
Jaime Jaquez Jr., Jr., UCLA
Christian Koloko, Jr., Arizona
Bennedict Mathurin, So., Arizona-(MVP)

2021

T-Mobile Arena - Las Vegas, Nev.
 

First round –Wed., March 10
(8) ASU 64, (9) WSU 59
(7) UTAH 98, (10) WASH 95
(11) CAL 76, (6) STAN 58
 

Quarterfinals –Thurs., March 11
(1) ORE 91, (8) ASU 73
(5) OSU 83, (4) UCLA 79 (OT)
 (2) USC 91, (7) UTAH 85 (2OT)
 (3) COLO 61, (11) CAL 58
 

Semifinals – Fri., March 12
(5) OSU 75, (1) ORE 64
(3) COLO 72, (2) USC 70
 

Championship Sat., March 13
(5) OSU 70, (3) COLO 68

All-Tournament Team

Warith Alatishe, Jr., Oregon State-(MVP)
Evan Battey, Sr., Colorado
Jarod Lucas, So., Oregon State
Evan Mobley, Fr., USC
Ethan Thompson, Sr., Oregon State
McKinley Wright IV, Sr., Colorado

2020

2020 PAC-12 TOURNAMENT
T-Mobile Arena - Las Vegas, Nev.
 First round –Wed., March 11
(8) OSU 71, (9) UTAH 69
 (5) ARIZ 77, (12) WASH 70
 (10) CAL 63, (7) STAN 51
 (11) WSU 82, (6) COLO 68

*Remainder of tournament canceled due
to COVID-19 Pandemic
 

2019- T-Mobile Arena - Las Vegas, Nev.
First round – Wed., March 13
(8) USC 78, (9) ARIZ 65
(5) COLO 56, (12) CAL 51
 (7) UCLA 79, (10) STAN 72
 (6) ORE 84, (11) WSU 51
 

 Quarterfinals –Thurs., March 14
(1) WASH 78, (8) USC 75
 (5) COLO 73, (4) OSU 58
 (2) ASU 83, (7) UCLA 72
 (6) OREGON 66, (3) UTAH 54
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Semifinals – Fri., March 15
(1) WASH 66, (5) COLO 61
(6) ORE 79, (2) ASU 75 (OT)

 

Championship Sat., March 16
(6) ORE 68, (1) WASH 48
 

All-Tournament Team

Zylan Cheatham, R-Sr., Arizona State
McKinley Wright IV, So., Colorado
Jaylen Nowell, So., Washington
Matisse Thybulle, Sr., Washington
Louis King, Fr., Oregon
Payton Pritchard, Jr., Oregon-(MVP)

2018

T-Mobile Arena - Las Vegas, Nev.
First round –Wed., March 7
COLO 97, (9) ASU 85
(5) STAN 76, (12) CAL 58
(10) OSU 69, (7) WASH 66 (OT)
(6) ORE 64, (11) WSU 62 (OT)

 

 Quarterfinals –Thur., March 8
(1) ARIZ 83, (8) COLO 67
(4) UCLA 88, (5) STAN 77
(2) USC 61, (10) OSU 48
(6) ORE 68, (3) UTAH 66
 

 Semifinals – Fri., March 9
(1)ARIZ 78, (4) UCLA 67 (OT)
(2) USC 74, (6) ORE 54
 

Championship - Sat., March 10
(1) ARIZ 75, (2) USC 61 %

% - Arizona vacated title due to NCAA penalty

All-Tournament Team

Deandre Ayton, Fr., Arizona (MVP)
Aaron Holiday, Jr., UCLA
Jonah Mathews, So., USC
Jordan McLaughlin, Sr., USC
Dusan Ristic, Sr., Arizona
Thomas Welsh, Sr., UCLA

2017-at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada

First round – Wednesday, March 8

#8 Arizona State 98 ,  #9 Stanford 88 (OT)

#5 California 67 ,  #12 Oregon State 62

#6 USC 78 ,  . #11 Washington 73

Quarterfinals – Thursday, March 9

#1 Oregon 80 ,  #8 Arizona State 67

#5 California 78, #4 Utah 75 vs. 

#2 Arizona 92,  . #7 Colorado 78

#3 UCLA  76 , . #6 USC 74

Semifinals – Friday, March 10

#1 Oregon 73 , #5 California 65

#2 Arizona 86,  #3 UCLA 75

Championship – Saturday, March 11

#2 Arizona 83 , #1 Oregon 80

All-Tournament Team

Allonzo Trier– Arizona -the tournament’s MVP 

Lauri Markkanen– Arizona 

Dillon Brooks,, Oregon

Tyler Dorsey Oregon

2016  -at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Paradise, Nevada.

All-Tournament Team

 Elgin Cook-Oregon  – the tournament’s MVP 

Chris Boucher, Oregon

Dillon Brooks,, Oregon

Ivan Rabb, California

Jakob Poeltl Utah

Tyler Dorsey,Oregon

2015 -at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Paradise, Nevada.

First round – March 11

#10 Colorado 78 , #7 Oregon State 71

#6 Stanford 71 ,. #11 Washington 69

 #12 USC 67 , #5 Arizona State 64 

Quarterfinals – March 12

#2 Oregon 93 , #10 Colorado 85

#3 Utah 80 , #6 Stanford 56.

#1 Arizona 73 ,. #8 California 51

#4 UCLA 96 , #12 USC 70

Semifinals – March 13

 #1 Arizona 70 ,.#4 UCLA 64

#2 Oregon 67 , #3 Utah 64

Championship – March 14

#1 Arizona  80.   #2 Oregon 52

All-Tournament Team

Brandon Ashley- Arizona - NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER

T.J. McConnell - Arizona

Rondae Hollis-Jefferson- Arizona

Stanley Johnson - Arizona

Joseph Young- Oregon

Delon Wright-Utah

2014 at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Paradise, Nevada.

First round – March 12

#5 Colorado 59 ,  #12 USC 56

#6 Stanford 74 ,. #11 Washington State 63

Quarterfinals – March 13

 #5 Colorado 59 , #4 California 56

#6 Stanford 79 ,  #3 Arizona State 58 

#1 Arizona 63 ,. #5 Colorado 43

Championship – March 15

#2 UCLA 75 , #1 Arizona 71  

All-Tournament Team

Kyle Anderson -SO--UCLA- NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER

Aaron Gordon, Fr., Arizona

Nick Johnson, Jr., Arizona

Askia Booker, Jr., Colorado

Joe Young, Jr., Oregon

Chasson Randle, Jr., Stanford

2013 at Las Vegas, NV

March 13

First round

Arizona St. 89 Stanford 88 (OT)

Colorado 74  Oregon St.68

Utah  69  USC  66

Washington  64  Washington St.62

March 14

Quarterfinals

UCLA 80 Arizona St. 75

Arizona  79 , Colorado 69

Utah  79 California 69 (OT)

Oregon 80  Washington 77 (OT)

March 15

Semifinals

UCLA  66  Arizona 64

Oregon  64 , Utah 45

March 16

Championship

Oregon  78  UCLA 69

All-Tournament Team

Jonathan Loyd -Oregon - NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER

Damyean Dotson-Oregon

Arsalan Kazemi-Oregon

Jahii Carson-Arizona State

Jordan Adams-(UCLA

Larry Drew II-UCLA

2012

March 7

(9) Oregon St. 69 ,  (8) Washington St. 64

(5) UCLA 55, (12) USC 40

(7) Stanford 85 (10) Arizona St.65

 (6) Colorado 53 (11) Utah, 41

March 8

Quarterfinals

 (9) Oregon St. 86  (1) Washington 84

(4) Arizona 66  (5) UCLA 58

 (2) California 77. (7) Stanford 71

(6) Colorado 63  (3) Oregon 62

March 9

Semifinals

Arizona 72  Oregon St., 61

Colorado 70  California  59

March 10

Championship

Colorado 53 Arizona 51

All-Tournament Team
Carlon Brown, Colorado- NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Jared Cunningham, Oregon State
Kyle Fogg, Arizona
Solomon Hill, Arizona
Jesse Perry, Arizona
Andre Roberson, Colorado

2011

March 9

#9 Oregon St. 69 def. #8 Stanford  67

#7 Oregon 76 def. #10 Arizona State 69

March 10

Quarterfinals

#4 USC 70 def. #5 California, 56

#1 Arizona 78 def. #9 Oregon St.,69

#7 Oregon  76 def. #2 UCLA, 59

#3 Washington 89 def. #6 Washington St.,87

March 11

Semifinals

#1 Arizona 67 def. #4 USC, 62

#3 Washington 69 def. #7 Oregon 51

March 12

Championship

#3 Washington 77. #1 Arizona, 75 (OT)

2010

2009 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Wed., March 11
Game 1: (9) STAN 62, (8) OSU 54
Game 2: (7) WSU 62, (10) ORE 40

Quarter-Finals -- Thur., March 12
Game 3: (4) ASU 68, (5) ARIZ 56
Game 4: (1) WASH 85, STAN 73
Game 5: (6) USC 79, (3) CAL 75
Game 6: (2) UCLA 64, WSU 53

Semi-Finals -Fri., March 13
Game 7: ASU 75, WASH 65
Game 8: USC 65, UCLA 55

Championship Finals - Sat., March 14
Game 9: USC 66, ASU 63

DeMar DeRozan, USC-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Taj Gibson, USC
Derek Glasser, Arizona State
Daniel Hackett, USC
James Harden, Arizona State
Jeff Pendergraph, Arizona State

2008 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Wed., March 12
Game 1: (8) CAL 84, (9) WASH 81
Game 2: (7) ARIZ 87, (10) OSU 56

Quarter-Finals - Thur., March 13
Game 3: (4) USC 69, (5) ASU 55
Game 4: UCLA 88, CAL 66
Game 5: (3) WSU 75, (6) ORE 70
Game 6: (2) STAN 75, WASH 64

Semi-Finals - Fri., March 14
Game 7: UCLA 57, USC 54
Game 8: STAN 75, WSU 68

Championship Finals - Sat., March 15
Game 9: UCLA 67, STAN 64

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Darren Collison, UCLA-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Brook Lopez, Stanford
Kevin Love, UCLA
O.J. Mayo, USC
Kyle Weaver, Washington State
Russell Westbrook, UCLA

2007 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA

First Round - Wed., March 7
Game 1: (8) CAL 70, (9) OSU 51
Game 2: (7) WASH 59, (10) ASU 51

Quarter-Finals - Thur., March 8
Game 3: (4) ORE 69, (5) ARIZ 50
Game 4: CAL 76, UCLA 69 (OT)
Game 5: (3) USC 83, (6) STAN 79 (OT)
Game 6: (2) WSU 74, WASH 64

Semi-Finals - Fri., March 9
Game 7: ORE 81, CAL 63
Game 8: USC 70, WSU 61

Championship Finals - Sat., March 10
Game 9: ORE 81, USC 57

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Ryan Anderson, California
Taj Gibson, USC
Gabe Pruitt, USC
Aaron Brooks, Oregon
Bryce Taylor, Oregon
Tajuan Porter, Oregon-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER

2006 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Wed., March 8
Game 1: (8) OSU 88, (9) ASU 63
Game 2: (7) ORE 66, (10) WSU 55
Attendance: 7,936
Quarter-Finals - Thur., March 9
Game 3: (4) ARIZ 73, (5) STAN 68
Game 4: (1) UCLA 79, OSU 47
Attendance: 15,144
Session 3
Game 5: (3) CAL 82, (6) USC 67
Game 6: (7) ORE 84, (2) WASH 73
Attendance: 15,321
Semi-Finals - Fri., March 10
Game 7: UCLA 71, ARIZ 59
Game 8: CAL 91, ORE 87 (2OT)
Attendance: 17,856
Championship Finals - Sat., March 12
Game 9: UCLA 71, CAL

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Arron Afflalo, UCLA
Jordan Farmar, UCLA
Chamberlain Oguchi, Oregon
Leon Powe, California-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Brandon Roy, Washington
Ayinde Ubaka, California

2005 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Thur., March 10
Game 1: (1) ARIZ 88, (8) CAL 63
Game 2: (5) OSU 79, (4) UCLA 72
Attendance: 14,014
Quarter-Finals
Game 3: (2) WASH 95, (7) ASU 90 (OT)
Game 4: (3) STAN 60, (6) WSU 58
Attendance: 14,393
Session 3 - Fri., March 11
Game 5: ARIZ 90, OSU 59
Game 6: WASH 66, STAN 63
Attendance: 15,068
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 12
Game 7: WASH 81, ARIZ 72
Attendance: 18,672

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

Channing Frye, Arizona
Matt Haryasz, Stanford
Chris Hernandez, Stanford
Nate Robinson, Washington
Tre Simmons, Washington
Salim Stoudamire, Arizona-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER

2004 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Thur., March 11
Game 1: (1) STAN 68, (8) WSU 47
Game 2: (5) ORE 87, (4) CAL 82
Attendance: 13,270
Quarter-Finals
Game 3: (2) WASH 91, (7) UCLA 83
Game 4: (3) ARIZ 79, (6) USC 76
Attendance: 14,689
Session 3 - Fri., March 12
Game 5: STAN 70, ORE 63
Game 6: WASH 90, ARIZ 85
Attendance: 15,754
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 13
Game 7: STAN 77, WASH 66
Attendance: 16,413

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Hassan Adams, Arizona
Josh Childress, Stanford-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Luke Jackson, Oregon
Andre Joseph, Oregon
Matt Lottich, Stanford
Nate Robinson, Washington

2003 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Thur., March 13
Game 1: (8) UCLA 96, (1) ARIZ 89 (OT)
Game 2: (5) ORE 83, (4) ASU 82
Attendance: 14,441
Quarter-Finals
Game 3: (7) USC 79, (2) STAN 74
Game 4: (3) CAL 69, (6) OSU 46
Attendance: 15,048
Session 3 - Fri., March 14
Game 5: ORE 75, UCLA 74
Game 6: USC 79, CAL 62
Attendance: 16,689
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 15
Game 7: ORE 74, USC 66
Attendance: 17,485

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
James Davis, Oregon
Desmon Farmer, USC
Luke Jackson, Oregon
Rory O'Neil, USC
Luke Ridnour, Oregon-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Ray Young, UCLA

2002 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Thur., March 7
Game 1: (1) ORE 86, (8) WASH 64
Game 2: (4) USC 103, (5) STAN 78
Attendance: 12,096
Quarter-Finals
Game 3: (2) ARIZ 73, (7) ASU 56
Game 4: (3) CAL 67, (6) UCLA 61
Attendance: 17,839
Session 3 - Fri., March 8
Game 5: USC 89, ORE 78
Game 6: ARIZ 90, CAL 78
Attendance: 18,887
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 9
Game 7: ARIZ 81, USC 71
Attendance: 18,997

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Sam Clancy, USC
Brandon Granville, USC
Jason Gardner, Arizona
Salim Stoudamire, Arizona
Luke Walton, Arizona-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER

1990 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
University Activity Center
Tempe, AZ
First Round - Thur., March 8
Game 1: (8) ASU 57, (9) WASH 51
Game 2: (7) USC 85, (10) WSU 68
Attendance: 4,567
Quarter-Finals - Fri., March 9
Game 3: (4) UCLA 94, (5) ORE 76
Game 4: ASU 83, (1) OSU 75
Attendance: 4,380
Session 3 - Fri., March 9
Game 5: (2) ARIZ 80, USC 57
Game 6: (6) STAN 77, (3) CAL 61
Attendance: 8,079
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 10
Game 7: UCLA 79, ASU 78
Game 8: ARIZ 85, STAN 61
Attendance: 10,989
Championship Finals - Sun., March 11
Game 9: ARIZ 94, UCLA 78
Attendance: 8,037

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Jud Buechler, Arizona-NAMED CO-MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER

Matt Muehlebach, Arizona-NAMED CO-MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Adam Keefe, Stanford
Alex Austin, Arizona State
Trevor Wilson, UCLA

1989 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Great Western Forum
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Thur., March 9
Game 1: (8) WSU 78, (9) ORE 56
Game 2: (10) USC 94, (7) ASU 82
Attendance: 4,830
Quarter-Finals - Fri., March 10
Game 3: (4) OSU 79, (5) CAL 66
Game 4: (1) ARIZ 62, WSU 54
Attendance: 7,195
Session 3 - Fri., March 10
Game 5: (2) STAN 66, USC 61
Game 6: (3) UCLA 64, (6) WASH 54
Attendance: 9,001
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 11
Game 7: ARIZ 98, OSU 87
Game 8: STAN 95, UCLA 86
Attendance: 10,565
Championship Finals - Sun., March 12
Game 9: ARIZ 73, STAN 51
Attendance: 10,403

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Jud Buechler, Arizona
Sean Elliott, Arizona-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Anthony Cook, Arizona
Todd Lichti, Stanford
Gary Payton, Oregon St

1988 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
McKale Center
Tucson, AZ
First Round - Thur., March 10
Game 1: (9) CAL 75, (8) USC 59
Game 2: (10) WASH 96, (7) ASU 82
Attendance:12,635
Quarter-Finals - Fri., March 11
Game 3: (4) STAN 88, (5) ORE 67
Game 4: (1) ARIZ 88, CAL 64
Attendance: 13,436
Session 3 - Fri., March 11
Game 5: (2) OSU 80, WASH 61
Game 6: (6) WSU 73, (3) UCLA 71
Attendance: 13,061
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 12
Game 7: ARIZ 97, STAN 83
Game 8: OSU 74, WSU 68, 2OT
Attendance: 13,549
Championship Finals - Sun., March 13
Game 9: ARIZ 93, OSU 67
Attendance: 13,796

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Sean Elliott, Arizona-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Anthony Cook, Arizona
Steve Kerr, Arizona
Todd Lichti, Stanford
Gary Payton, Oregon State

1987 PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
Pauley Pavilion
Los Angeles, CA
First Round - Thur., March 5
Game 1: (8) ASU 76, (9) WSU 60
Game 2: (7) ORE 51, (10) USC 49
Attendance: 4,851
Quarter-Finals - Fri., March 6
Game 3: (4) CAL 64, (5) OSU 57
Game 4: (1) UCLA 99, ASU 83
Attendance: 8,918
Session 3 - Fri., March 6
Game 5: (3) WASH 86, (6) STAN 71
Game 6: ORE 72, (2) ARIZ 63
Attendance: 5,424
Semi-Finals - Sat., March 7
Game 7: UCLA 75, CAL 68
Game 8: WASH 70, ORE 56
Attendance: 9,352
Championship Finals - Sun., March 8
Game 9: UCLA 76, WASH 64
Attendance: 9,117

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Reggie Miller, UCLA-NAMED MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
Pooh Richardson, UCLA
Anthony Taylor, Oregon
Chris Welp, Washington
Phil Zevenbergen, Washington

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