Wesleyan (Ga.) Pioneers
2010-11 Women's Schedule All times Eastern
Overall: 4-16 - Conference: 0-14
11/16 vs. Toccoa Falls W, 68-61
11/27 vs. Pensacola Christian W, 61-51
12/2 vs. LaGrange * • L, 100-55 BX RC
12/4 vs. Spelman * • L, 62-43
12/5 at Maryville (Tenn.) * • L, 99-34
12/7 at Toccoa Falls L, 65-53
1/7 vs. Covenant W, 58-49
1/9 vs. Agnes Scott * • L, 64-40
1/15 vs. Salem * • L, 70-48
1/16 at LaGrange * • L, 106-36 BX
1/19 vs. Huntingdon * • L, 72-55
1/21 at Piedmont Baptist W, 66-50
1/22 at Salem * • L, 60-47
1/26 vs. Piedmont * • L, 77-41
1/28 at Covenant L, 80-38
2/1 at Huntingdon * • L, 63-38
2/5 at Agnes Scott * • L, 67-39
2/8 at Spelman * • L, 52-41
2/9 vs. Maryville (Tenn.) * • L, 97-55
2/15 at Piedmont * • L, 89-43

(* Conference; • Region)
Coach: Melissa Kelly
Conference: GSAC
Region: South
Enrollment: 529
Location: Macon, GA
Colors: Purple, White
Arena: Porter Gymnasium (586)
Official Site: | Women

2012-13 (1-2, 0-0 GSAC)
2011-12 (8-11, 5-10 GSAC)
2010-11 (4-16, 0-14 GSAC)
2009-10 (2-18, 0-14 GSAC)
2008-09 (5-20, 0-12 GSAC)
2007-08 (0-20, 0-12 GSAC)
2006-07 (1-22, 0-12 GSAC)
January 20, 2013 Finlandia joins Great South
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2010-11 Women's Standings
Maryville (Tenn.) 14-0 21-5
LaGrange 11-3 20-5
Piedmont 11-3 20-9
Agnes Scott 7-7 15-13
Salem 5-9 8-17
Huntingdon 4-10 9-17
Spelman 4-10 7-18
Covenant 0-0 5-21
Wesleyan (Ga.) 0-14 4-16
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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