• January 5th (Pre-Season)
  
• January 19th
  
• February 2nd

• February 16th
  
• March 2nd
  
• March 16th

• March 23rd
  
• March 30th
  
• April 13rd

• April 27th
  
• May 18th (Pre-Nationals)
  
• June 1st (Post-Nationals)

• Stanford makes semifinals of D.U.I., beating UC-San Diego and a local club team before losing to Fury (club team)
• Iowa beat Colorado in the finals of Fools Fest in Kansas
• NC State and UNC-Chapel Hill both defeated Georgia and Texas at Easterns
• UNC-Chapel Hill beat NC State 15-14 in the finals of the AC Carolina Sectionals
• UC-Davis defeats UC-Berkeley and UC-San Diego at D.U.I, UCLA beats UC-San Diego, and both UC-Berkeley and UC-San Diego beat UC-Santa Cruz
• Virginia, Colorado and Iowa win their respective sectional tournaments unchallenged
• MIT wins Yale Cup over Rutgers, Cornell, and Yale
• Penn State beats Brown in the quarterfinals of Yale Cup
• Michigan beats Penn State in the finals of the Penn State Spring Fling
• Purdue beats Michigan in the finals of Wild Women of the Midwest

• The top teams at Bay Area Sectionals finished in the following order: Stanford, UC-Santa Cruz, UC-Davis, and UC-Berkeley
• MIT beat Tufts 15-13 to win Metro Boston Sectionals
• UCLA bested UC-San Diego 9-7 to win SoCal Sectionals
• Washington beat British Columbia twice at Wash/BC Sectionals, 12-11 and 15-10
• Oregon beat Oregon State twice, 6-5 and 13-4, at Oregon Sectionals
• Cornell defeated Rochester twice, 11-10 and 11-5, at Upstate NY Sectionals
• Purdue, Dartmouth, Wisconsin, Carleton, Georgia, Texas, Cornell, and Rutgers won their respective sections handily

• NC State won Atlantic Coast Regionals, beating Georgia, UNC-Chapel Hill, and Virginia to earn the AC's only bid to Nationals
• Carleton upset Wisconsin 9-8 and Iowa 13-10 to win the Central region while later Iowa beat Wisconsin in the backdoor game-to-go
• Dartmouth, Brown, and MIT earned bids (in that order) to Nationals from New England with Dartmouth never having more than 6 points scored against it
• Texas won the South unchallenged while Texas A&M earned the second bid
• Purdue won Great Lakes Regionals and Northwestern made it through the backdoor for the second place bid; Illinois gave Purdue its closest game in pool play: 10-9
• Cornell won the Metro East with Rutgers coming in second for the two bids from the ME
• Stanford won Northwest Regionals with UC-Berkeley coming in second. Oregon and Washington battled to a 13-11 win for Washington in the backdoor game-to-go for the region's third bid to Nationals
• Colorado emerged with the one bid from the Southwest after beating UCLA by one in semis and avenging a Saturday loss to UC-San Diego in the finals

Compare this pre-Nationals rankings to the seedings of the UPA College Championships

• Stanford beat Washington (UW) in the finals of the UPA College Championships 15-12 after losing to UW in pool play earlier during the weekend
• Texas and Colorado go undefeated into semifinals before losing to Stanford and UW, respectively
• The other four teams to make quarterfinals were: UC-Berkeley, Brown, Iowa, and NC State
• MIT lost to UC-Berkeley in pre-quarters in a close match. MIT went on to earn 9th place at the tournament
• Brown beat Carleton in the pre-quarters in another close game, eliminating Carleton from the championship bracket in the first time in the school's history
• Iowa beat NC State in pool play, but had to play Stanford in quarter-finals due to Stanford's loss to UW in pool play. Stanford won 15-10
• Dartmouth also played Stanford closely, losing to the eventual champions in pre-quarters

For the full write-up of the tournament, check out the page dedicated to theUPA College Championships