PAC-6 Scores and Standings

This is how I think the PAC-6 Shapes up going into Monday's final Regular Season games:

#1 - Jordan clinched
#2 & 3 - right now depending on the outcome of Riverside vs Chapel Hill on Friday night. If Riverside beat CH, then they will most likely finish 2nd as they play Southern on Monday. CH has Riverside and Jordan as their final 2 games but hold the season series over Person 2-0.
#4 & 5 - Person , Northern and East Chapel Hill each are 7-6. Northern and East Chapel Hill play Monday for a playoff spot. A win for Person over Hillside clinches #4 for Person as Person defeated both Northern and East Chapel Hill twice this season (Person did lose a conference game to East, but has a non-conference win over them in what I was told to be a tiebreaker for playoffs in head to head competition). That would leave the winner of the Northern-East Chapel Hill game as the #5 seed from the PAC-6.

I might be wrong but this is how I see the scenario panning out in the PAC-6.

 

This is how I think the PAC-6 Shapes up going into Monday's final Regular Season games:

#1 - Jordan clinched
#2 & 3 - right now depending on the outcome of Riverside vs Chapel Hill on Friday night. If Riverside beat CH, then they will most likely finish 2nd as they play Southern on Monday. CH has Riverside and Jordan as their final 2 games but hold the season series over Person 2-0.
#4 & 5 - Person , Northern and East Chapel Hill each are 7-6. Northern and East Chapel Hill play Monday for a playoff spot. A win for Person over Hillside clinches #4 for Person as Person defeated both Northern and East Chapel Hill twice this season (Person did lose a conference game to East, but has a non-conference win over them in what I was told to be a tiebreaker for playoffs in head to head competition). That would leave the winner of the Northern-East Chapel Hill game as the #5 seed from the PAC-6.

I might be wrong but this is how I see the scenario panning out in the PAC-6.

 

Scores and standings as of 5/7/07

TEAM-------CONF-----OVERALL

Jordan-------------12-1-----17-6
Riverside----------10-4------14-7
Chapel Hill----------7-5------10-11
Person-------------8-6------12-11
Northern Durham---8-6-------13-9
East Chapel Hill-----7-7-------9-13
Southern Durham---2-12------2-12
Hillside-------------0-14------0-14

5/7/07 Results
Person 24, Hillside 1
Riverside 21, Southern Durham 0
Jordan @ Chapel Hill
Northern 9, East Chapel Hill 3

5/4/07 Results:
Jordan 10, Person 1
Riverside 10, Chapel Hill 4

5/3/07 Results
Northern 18, Hillside 0
East Chapel Hill 7, Southern 1

5/1/07 Results
Person 9, Southern 0
Jordan 9, East Chapel Hill 4
Riverside 7, Northern 5
Chapel Hill @ Hillside

 

FINAL PAC-6 REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS

TEAM-------CONF-----OVERALL

Jordan-------------12-2-----17-7
Riverside----------10-4------14-7
Chapel Hill----------9-5------12-11
Person-------------8-6------12-11
Northern Durham---8-6-------13-9
East Chapel Hill-----7-7------10-13
Southern Durham---2-12------2-12
Hillside-------------0-14------0-14

5/7/07 Results
Person 24, Hillside 1
Riverside 21, Southern Durham 0
CHapel Hill defeated Jordan
Northern 9, East Chapel Hill 3

PAC-6 Playoff seeds:

1- Jordan
2- Riverside
3- Chapel Hill
4- Person
5- Northern Durham

 

Coach Evans

How does the seeding work for the playoffs?
Who is the home team, higher seed?
Example, if Jordan were to lose to Green Hope and East Wake were to beat Jack Britt, where would the next game be played?
Green Hope or East Wake? Just using this as an example.

 

Higher seeds will be the hosting school. If two teams that are have the same seed meet, then the team in the conference with the higher seed priority will host. Conferences are given seeding priority. The seeding priority in the lower half of the east bracket is Tri Eight, Cap 7, Greater Neuse River and the Pac 6.

 

This is correct...