Lady Lions Announce 2021-22 Big Ten Schedule
Penn State women’s basketball released its Big Ten slate for the 2021-22 season Wednesday afternoon.
The schedule consists of eight “single-play” opponents and five”double-play” opponents. Carolyn Kieger’s squad will have home-away series with Rutgers, Maryland, Northwestern, Nebraska, and Michigan State this season.
The Lady Lions’ conference slate begins on the road at Indiana on December 6. The group will return to the Bryce Jordan Center on December 9 to host Rutgers. Times and networks have not been announced for the games at this time.
The Lady Lions will be given a 21-day conference break after the battle at home against Rutgers and will return to host Iowa on December 30.
The full conference schedule is as follows:
- @ Indiana — December 6
- vs. Rutgers — December 9
- vs. Iowa — December 30
- @ Ohio State — January 3
- @ Maryland — January 6
- vs. Michigan — January 13
- vs. Illinois — January 16
- @ Northwestern — January 20
- @ Wisconsin — January 23
- vs. Michigan State — January 27
- vs. Maryland — January 30
- @ Nebraska — February 3
- vs. Northwestern — February 6
- @ Purdue — February 9
- @ Rutgers — February 13
- vs. Nebraska — February 17
- @ Michigan State — February 21
- vs. Minnesota — February 27
Along with the 18-game conference slate, the Lady Lions announced their non-conference schedule earlier this month. Kieger’s group will open the season on November 9 against Long Island University, along with 10 other non-conference matchups.
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