Pacific men's soccer released its 2018 schedule today which highlights 11 home matches and two road contests against teams that finished 2017 ranked top-10 in the nation.
"I am pleased that this schedule has given us the opportunity to compete against teams from six different conferences in the non-conference portion of our schedule," head coach Ryan Jorden said. "We have a number of out of region opponents that will be a great challenge for us this fall."
The Pacific Tigers are coming off of a season in which they finished second in the West Coast Conference at 4-2-1 and made a run to the team's second NCAA second round game in two years.