Cal Poly Pomona finished third in the battle for the Robert J. Hiegert CCAA Commissioner’s Cup.
The award, named in honor of former Commissioner Robert Hiegert is awarded to the institution with the highest aggregate ranking in eight of the CCAA’s 12 championship sports.
Chico State was winner for the third straight year. The Wildcats compiled 13 points by capturing four CCAA championships in men’s and women’s cross country and men’s and women’s track and field, along with a regular-season title in women’s basketball.
UC San Diego is the only other institution to have won the Cup in past years and finished second (22.5). The Tritions claimed titles in women’s soccer and women’s basketball.
Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State L.A. tied for third (32) and were followed by Sonoma State (38), CS Stanislaus (41.5), CS San Bernardino (44.5), San Francisco State (46), CS Monterey Bay (48), CS Dominguez Hills (50.5), Humboldt State (51.5), and CS East Bay (59.5).
Cal Poly won a title in men’s basketball while CS San Bernardino’s lone title was in volleyball.
An institution’s Hiegert Cup ranking is calculated using its top two Conference finishes in the fall, winter, and spring sports seasons, as well as the highest two other finishes, regardless of season. An institution’s numerical finish for team sports is determined by regular season standings. Individual sports finishes are determined by the finishes at the season-ending championship event.
| 2012-13 Hiegert Cup Final Standings |
| Institution | Points |
| Chico State | 13 |
| UC San Diego | 22.5 |
| Cal Poly Pomona | 32 |
| Cal State L.A. | 32 |
| Sonoma State | 38 |
| Cal State Stanislaus | 41.5 |
| Cal State San Bernardino | 44.5 |
| San Francisco State | 46 |
| Cal State Monterey Bay | 48 |
| Cal State Dominguez Hills | 50.5 |
| Humboldt State | 51.5 |
| Cal State East Bay | 59.5 |
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