MIT Engineers
2011-12 Women's Schedule All times Eastern
Overall: 10-14 - Conference: 6-12
11/15 vs. Wentworth • W, 73-40 BX RC
11/19 at Emerson • L, 66-48 BX
11/20 vs. Albany Pharmacy W, 65-49
@ Emerson College
11/25 at Caltech W, 100-26 RC
11/26 at Occidental L, 54-41 BX
11/30 vs. Wellesley * • L, 51-46 BX RC
12/3 vs. WPI * • W, 61-57 BX RC
12/6 at Coast Guard * • W, 73-67 BX
12/10 vs. Mount Holyoke * • W, 43-36 BX RC RC
12/30 vs. Simmons • W, 69-65 BX
1/4 at Smith * • L, 55-51 BX
1/7 at Clark * • L, 76-36 BX RC
1/11 at Babson * • L, 70-41 BX
1/14 vs. Springfield * • L, 60-43 BX RC
1/18 vs. Wheaton (Mass.) * • W, 45-41 BX RC
1/21 vs. Smith * • L, 61-36 BX RC
1/25 at Wellesley * • L, 44-26 BX
1/28 at WPI * • L, 61-28 BX RC
2/1 vs. Coast Guard * • W, 45-34 BX RC
2/4 at Mount Holyoke * • L, 58-46 BX RC
2/8 vs. Babson * • L, 59-34 BX RC
2/11 at Springfield * • W, 51-50 BX
2/15 at Wheaton (Mass.) * • L, 56-46 BX
2/18 vs. Clark * • L, 61-50 BX RC

(* Conference; • Region)
Coach: Sonia Raman
Conference: NEWMAC
Region: Northeast
Enrollment: 4105
Location: Cambridge, MA
Colors: Cardinal Red
Arena: DuPont Athletic Center (0)
Official Site: Men | Women

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2011-12 Women's Standings
Babson 18-0 26-3
Smith 14-4 23-6
Clark 12-6 16-11
Wellesley 11-7 13-12
Springfield 8-10 12-14
WPI 8-10 11-16
Wheaton (Mass.) 7-11 9-16
MIT 6-12 10-14
Mount Holyoke 5-13 7-17
Coast Guard 1-17 5-19
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