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BRIDGEPORT, Pa. — The Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) announces a change to the schedule of games for the 2017 Women’s Collegiate Club Mid-Atlantic Division tournament at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pa., on Saturday-Sunday, March 25-26.

Due to concerns regarding pool availability on Saturday, March 25 all games will run on a 75 minute schedule.  On Sunday, games will operate on a 70-minute schedule.

The sequence of games during the weekend remains unchanged as seven contests will occur on Saturday, March 25, with three taking place on Sunday, March 26.  Ohio University is unable to make the trip to Carnegie Mellon and forfeits its meetings with West Chester University, Carnegie Mellon, Pennsylvania State University and the University of Pittsburgh.

Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa.
 
Cohon University Center, 5032 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Saturday, March 25, 2017
9:00 Carnegie Mellon University vs. University of Pittsburgh
10:15 University of Pennsylvania vs. Penn State University
11:30 University of Pittsburgh vs. West Chester University
12:45 Carnegie Mellon University vs. University of Pennsylvania
2:00 West Chester University vs. Penn State University
3:15 University of Pennsylvania vs. University of Pittsburgh
4:30 Carnegie Mellon University vs. West Chester University (Exhibition)
Sunday, March 26, 2017
8:30 University of Pittsburgh vs. Penn State University (Exhibition)
9:40 West Chester University vs. University of Pennsylvania
10:50 Carnegie Mellon University vs. Penn State University
West Chester University vs. Ohio University 5-0 Forfeit
Carnegie Mellon University vs. Ohio University 5-0 Forfeit
Penn State University vs. Ohio University 5-0 Forfeit
University of Pittsburgh vs. Ohio University 5-0 Forfeit
Due to time constraints on March 26, teams will receive one two-minute timeout per half and a 30-second timeout to be used at any time during the game. Quarter breaks and halftime will be two minutes.
Collegiate Water Polo Association