Colby-Sawyer Chargers
2011-12 Women's Schedule All times Eastern
Overall: 22-8 - Conference: 15-3
11/17 vs. Norwich • W, 67-56 BX RC
11/19 vs. Me.-Machias W, 75-48 BX RC
11/20 vs. Sage • W, 82-57 BX RC
11/22 at Tufts • L, 73-57
11/29 vs. Plymouth State • W, 77-65 BX RC
12/1 vs. Lyndon State * • W, 85-43 RC
12/3 at Johnson State * • W, 88-70 BX
12/6 at Suffolk • L, 63-61 BX
12/9 vs. Thomas * • W, 87-55 RC
12/10 vs. Maine-Farmington * • W, 74-51 BX RC
1/6 at Maine Maritime * • L, 68-59 BX RC
1/7 at Husson * • W, 65-57 BX
1/12 vs. Green Mountain * • W, 89-69 BX RC
1/14 at Castleton State * • L, 61-32 BX RC
1/17 at Middlebury • L, 95-90 BX
1/21 vs. New England College * • W, 92-81 BX RC
1/26 at Lyndon State * • W, 75-68 BX
1/28 vs. Johnson State * • W, 89-58 BX RC
1/31 at New England College * • W, 65-46 BX
2/3 at Maine-Farmington * • W, 75-52 BX RC
2/4 at Thomas * • W, 101-80 BX
2/10 vs. Husson * • L, 79-75 BX RC
2/11 vs. Maine Maritime * • W, 65-62 BX RC
2/16 at Green Mountain * • W, 75-59 BX
2/18 vs. Castleton State * • W, 74-72 BX RC
2/21 vs. Lyndon State • W, 79-63 BX RC
2/24 vs. Husson • W, 74-67 BX RC
@ Castleton
2/25 at Castleton State • L, 65-51 BX RC
2/29 vs. Suffolk W, 69-66 BX RC
3/3 at Keene State L, 56-48 BX

(* Conference; • Region)
Coach: George Martin
Conference: NAC
Region: Northeast
Enrollment: 930
Location: New London, NH
Colors: Royal Blue, White
Arena: Coffin Field House (650)
Official Site: Men | Women

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January 12, 2013 Calvin women lock down Hope, Tommies fall
January 12, 2013 Taylor DeSanty Becomes Colby-Sawyer Points Leader; Cailin Bullett Becomes Assists Leader in 60-39 Win over Castleton
November 20, 2012 #16 Tufts Earns 64-54 Road Win at Colby-Sawyer
February 29, 2012 Ashley Fruzzetti Knocks Down Game-Winning Three Pointer to Send Colby-Sawyer into ECAC Semis
February 24, 2012 Colby-Sawyer WBB Advances to NAC Championship Game
February 21, 2012 Colby-Sawyer WBB Advances to NAC Semis after 79-63 Win over Lyndon
February 11, 2012 Kelsey Cahill Scores Chargers' Final Six Points in 65-62 Win over Maine Maritime
February 10, 2012 Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Falls in Overtime to Husson, 79-75
January 28, 2012 Taylor DeSanty Eclipses 1,000 Career Points in 89-58 Win over Johnson
January 21, 2012 Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Shoots 60.3% in 92-81 Triumph over New England College
January 12, 2012 Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Defeats Green Mountain 89-69 for Program's 500th Win
December 10, 2011 Colby-Sawyer Ends First Semester with 74-51 Win over UMF
December 9, 2011 Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Defeats Thomas, 87-55
December 1, 2011 Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Allows Two Second Half Field Goals in 85-43 Win over Lyndon
November 29, 2011 Colby-Sawyer Women's Basketball Overcomes Halftime Deficit to Defeat Plymouth, 77-65
November 20, 2011 Taylor DeSanty Scores 28 as Colby-Sawyer Defeats Sage, 82-57
November 19, 2011 12 Different Players Score as Colby-Sawyer Sinks Maine-Machias, 75-48
July 6, 2010 Two join NAC as TCCC breakup continues
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2011-12 Women's Standings
Castleton State 16-2 22-6
Colby-Sawyer 15-3 22-8
Husson 15-3 16-11
New England College 11-7 18-8
Maine Maritime 10-8 14-13
Maine-Farmington 9-9 10-15
Lyndon State 7-11 9-17
Thomas 5-13 5-20
Johnson State 2-16 4-21
Green Mountain 0-18 2-21
What's the biggest barrier to doing the title games together every year?
The NCAA has to want to
D-III has to change its schedule
WBB must change its schedule too
It has to be more affordable for fans
Don't care. It should be a one-time thing
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