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The Pacific West Conference (known as the Pac West) is a conference participating in the NCAA's Division II. It was founded in 1992. During a membership crisis in the decade of the 2000s, the conference did not sponsor women's basketball, since none of the member schools at that time fielded women's teams, but women's basketball was reinstated when existing members added women's teams and new members joined.

Current members

Academy of Art — joined in 2009
Azusa Pacific — joined in 2012
Biola — joined in 2017
Chaminade — charter member
Concordia Irvine — joined in 2015
Dominican (CA) — joined in 2009
Fresno Pacific — joined in 2012
Hawaii–Hilo — charter member
Hawaii Pacific — charter member
Holy Names — joined in 2012
Point Loma Nazarene — joined in 2012

Former members

Alaska (1992–2001) — now in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC)
Alaska–Anchorage (1992–2001) — now in the GNAC
BYU–Hawaii (1992–2017) — dropped athletic program
California Baptist (2011–2018) — now in the NCAA Division I Western Athletic Conference (WAC)
Central Washington (1998–2001) — now in the GNAC
Dixie State (2007–2018) — joining the WAC on July 1, 2020
Grand Canyon (2005–2013) — now in the WAC
Humboldt State (1992–2001) — now in the California Collegiate Athletic Association
Montana State–Billings (1992–2005) — now in the GNAC
Northwest Nazarene (1992–2001) — now in the GNAC
Notre Dame de Namur (2005–2020) — school closed in 2020
Saint Martin's (1992-2001) — now in the GNAC
Seattle (1992–2001) — now in the WAC
Seattle Pacific (1992–2001) — now in the GNAC
Simon Fraser (1998–1999) — now in the GNAC
Western New Mexico (1998–2001) — now in the Lone Star Conference
Western Oregon (1998–2001) — now in the GNAC
Western Washington (1998–2001) — now in the GNAC

External Links

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-The '''Pacific West Conference''' (known as the '''Pac West''') is a conference participating in the [[National Collegiate Athletic Association|NCAA]]'s [[NCAA Division II|Division II]]. It was founded in 1992. The conference does not sponsor women's basketball, as none of the current member schools field women's teams. Former members MSU-Billings and Western New Mexico both have women's teams, which played as [[NCAA Division II Independents|independents]] before joining the [[Heartland Conference]] in 2005.
+The '''Pacific West Conference''' (known as the '''Pac West''') is a conference participating in the [[National Collegiate Athletic Association|NCAA]]'s [[NCAA Division II|Division II]]. It was founded in 1992. During a membership crisis in the decade of the 2000s, the conference did not sponsor women's basketball, since none of the  member schools at that time fielded women's teams, but women's basketball was reinstated when existing members added women's teams and new members joined.
+==Current members==
-[[Notre Dame (CA)]] is scheduled to join the Pac West for the 2006-07 season.
+*[[Academy of Art Urban Knights|Academy of Art]] — joined in 2009
+*[[Azusa Pacific Cougars|Azusa Pacific]] — joined in 2012
+*[[Biola Eagles|Biola]] — joined in 2017
+*[[Chaminade Silverswords|Chaminade]] — charter member
+*[[Concordia (CA)|Concordia Irvine]] — joined in 2015
+*[[Dominican (CA) Penguins|Dominican (CA)]] — joined in 2009
+*[[Fresno Pacific]] — joined in 2012
+*[[Hawaii - Hilo Vulcans|Hawaii–Hilo]] — charter member
+*[[Hawaii Pacific Sharks|Hawaii Pacific]] — charter member
+*[[Holy Names Hawks|Holy Names]] — joined in 2012
+*[[Point Loma Nazarene Sea Lions|Point Loma Nazarene]] — joined in 2012
-==Current Members==
+==Former members==
+*[[Alaska - Fairbanks Nanooks|Alaska]] (1992–2001) — now in the [[Great Northwest Athletic Conference]] (GNAC)
-*[[Brigham Young (HI)]] (charter member)
+*[[Alaska - Anchorage Seawolves|Alaska–Anchorage]] (1992–2001) — now in the GNAC
-*[[Chaminade]] (charter member)
+*[[BYU-Hawaii Seasiders|BYU–Hawaii]] (1992–2017) — dropped athletic program
-*[[Hawaii - Hilo]] (charter member)
+*[[California Baptist Lancers|California Baptist]] (2011–2018) — now in the NCAA Division I [[Western Athletic Conference]] (WAC)
-*[[Hawaii Pacific]] (charter member)
+*[[Central Washington]] (1998–2001) — now in the GNAC
+*[[Dixie State Trailblazers|Dixie State]] (2007–2018) — joining the WAC on July 1, 2020
-==Former Members==
+*[[Grand Canyon Antelopes|Grand Canyon]] (2005–2013) — now in the WAC
-*[[Alaska - Anchorage]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Humboldt State Lumberjacks|Humboldt State]] (1992–2001) — now in the [[California Collegiate Athletic Association]]
-*[[Alaska - Fairbanks]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Montana State - Billings Yellowjackets|Montana State–Billings]] (1992–2005) — now in the GNAC
-*[[Central Washington]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Northwest Nazarene Crusaders|Northwest Nazarene]] (1992–2001) — now in the GNAC
-*[[Humboldt State]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Notre Dame de Namur Argonauts|Notre Dame de Namur]] (2005–2020) — school closed in 2020
-*[[Montana State - Billings]] (1992-2005)
-*[[Northwest Nazarene]] (1992-2001)
+*[[St. Martin's Saints|Saint Martin's]] (1992-2001) — now in the GNAC
-*[[Seattle]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Seattle Redhawks|Seattle]] (1992–2001) — now in the WAC
-*[[Seattle Pacific]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Seattle Pacific Falcons|Seattle Pacific]] (1992–2001) — now in the GNAC
+*[[Simon Fraser Clan|Simon Fraser]] (1998–1999) — now in the GNAC
-*[[St. Martin's]] (1992-2001)
-*[[Western New Mexico]] (1992-2005)
+*[[Western New Mexico Mustangs|Western New Mexico]] (1998–2001) — now in the [[Lone Star Conference]]
-*[[Western Oregon]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Western Oregon Wolves|Western Oregon]] (1998–2001) — now in the GNAC
-*[[Western Washington]] (1992-2001)
+*[[Western Washington Vikings|Western Washington]] (1998–2001) — now in the GNAC
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