Washington State Cougars women's basketball

The Washington State Cougars women's basketball team represents Washington State University in women's basketball. The school competes in the Pac-12 Conference in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The Cougars play at Beasley Coliseum near the campus in Pullman, Washington.[2]

Washington State Cougars women's basketball
2020–21 Washington State Cougars women's basketball team
UniversityWashington State University
Head coachKamie Ethridge (3rd season)
ConferencePac-12
LocationPullman, Washington
ArenaBeasley Coliseum
(Capacity: 11,671)
NicknameCougars
ColorsCrimson and gray[1]
   
Uniforms
Home
Away
NCAA Tournament Appearances
1991, 2021

Season-by-season record

The Cougars have a 533–794 all-time record as of the 2018–19 season, with a 138–402 record in the Pacific 10/12 Conference and a 228–488 overall record for conferences.[3]

Season Record Conference Record Coach Conference Postseason Finish
1970–7111–16–1Dorothea Colemann/aNone
1971–7211–46–2Sue Durantn/aAIAW
1972–7311–28–11Linda Hackbarthn/aNone
1973–7412–39–2Sue DurantNCWSANone
1974–7513–710–4Sue DurantNCWSANone
1975–769–163–7Sue DurantNCWSANone
1976–7716–84–5Sue Durantn/aNone
1977–7819–511–2Sue DurantNWBLNone
1978–7921–58–3Sue DurantNWBLNone
1979–806–213–9Sue DurantNWBLNone
1980–8112–164–8Sue DurantNWBLNone
1981–8215–148–7Sue DurantNWBLNone
1982–835–221–11Harold RhodesNorPacNone
1983–847–182–10Harold RhodesNorPacNone
1984–859–173–8Harold RhodesNorPacNone
1985–8611–174–8Harold RhodesNorPacNone
1986–8710–182–16Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1987–8811–176–12Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1988–8913–156–12Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1989–9017–119–9Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1990–9118–1110–8Harold RhodesPacific-10NCAA First Round
1991–9212–155–3Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1992–937–203–15Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1993–948–193–15Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1994–9516–119–9Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1995–9617–128–10Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1996–9710–174–14Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1997–9812–156–12Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1998–9911–165–13Harold RhodesPacific-10None
1999-004–241–17Jenny PrzekwasPacific-10None
2000–0111–176–12Jenny PrzekwasPacific-10None
2001–022–270–18Jenny PrzekwasPacific-10None
2002–032–261–17Sherri MurrellPacific-10None
2003–046–222–16Sherri MurrellPacific-10None
2004–056–222–16Sherri MurrellPacific-10None
2005–068–202–16Sherri MurrellPacific-10None
2006–075–241–17Sherri MurrellPacific-10None
2007–085–252–16June DaughertyPacific-10None
2008–0911–194–14June DaughertyPacific-10None
2009–108–223–15June DaughertyPacific-10None
2010–118–236–12June DaughertyPacific-10None
2011–1213–205–13June DaughertyPac-12None
2012–1311–206–12June DaughertyPac-12None
2013–1417–179–9June DaughertyPac-12WNIT First Round
2014–1517–157–11June DaughertyPac-12WNIT First Round
2015–1614–165–13June DaughertyPac-12None
2016–1716–206–12June DaughertyPac-12WNIT Semifinal
2017–1810–203–14June DaughertyPac-12None
2017–1810–203–14June DaughertyPac-12None
2018–199–214–14Kamie EthridgePac-12None
2019–2011–204–14Kamie EthridgePac-12None
2020–2112–109–10Kamie EthridgePac-12NCAA First Round

NCAA Tournament results

Year Seed Round Opponent Result
1991 #11First Round#6 NorthwesternL 62–82
2021 #9First Round#8 South FloridaL 53–57

References

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