Carnegie Mellon Tartans
2011-12 Women's Schedule All times Eastern
Overall: 9-16 - Conference: 3-11
11/18 vs. Elmira • W, 70-59 BX
11/19 vs. Mount Union • L, 74-54 BX RC
@ Pittsburgh, Pa.
11/22 at Grove City • W, 73-43 BX
11/26 at Denison • L, 63-58 BX
@ Cleveland, Ohio
11/27 vs. Kenyon • L, 87-72 BX
@ Cleveland, Ohio
11/30 vs. Baldwin-Wallace • L, 50-47 BX RC
12/4 vs. Penn State-Altoona • W, 94-46 BX
12/9 vs. Oberlin • W, 69-46 BX
12/10 vs. Point Park L, 56-54 BX
1/3 at Allegheny • W, 61-54 BX RC
1/7 at Case Western Reserve * • L, 63-51 BX RC
1/10 vs. La Roche • W, 58-57 BX
1/13 vs. Chicago * • L, 81-44 BX RC
1/15 vs. Washington U. * • L, 80-68 BX RC
1/20 at Emory * • L, 59-55 BX
1/22 at Rochester * • L, 74-29 BX RC
1/27 at New York University * • W, 65-48 BX
1/29 at Brandeis * • L, 67-56 BX RC
2/3 vs. New York University * • L, 68-57 BX RC
2/5 vs. Brandeis * • W, 65-56 BX RC
2/10 at Chicago * • L, 95-46 BX RC
2/12 at Washington U. * • L, 86-74 BX RC
2/17 vs. Emory * • L, 83-60 BX
2/19 vs. Rochester * • W, 67-62 BX RC RC
2/25 vs. Case Western Reserve * • L, 57-43 BX RC

(* Conference; • Region)
Coach: Jacquie Hullah
Conference: UAA
Region: Great Lakes
Enrollment: 5609
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Colors: Cardinal, White
Arena: Skibo Gym (1100)
Official Site: Men | Women

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2011-12 Women's Standings
Chicago 14-0 27-1
Washington U. 10-4 21-6
Emory 9-5 18-7
Rochester 8-6 19-6
Case Western Reserve 8-6 15-10
Carnegie Mellon 3-11 9-16
New York University 2-12 10-15
Brandeis 2-12 9-16
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