Baylor Lady Bears Basketball - All-time Season Results (1974-Present)

All-time Season Results (1974-Present)

Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Baylor Bears (AIAW)
1974-1975 Olga Fallen 30-11
1975-1976 Olga Fallen 31-6 AIAW Playoffs
1976-1977 Olga Fallen 32-12 AIAW 5th Place
1977-1978 Olga Fallen 33-8 AIAW State Playoffs
1978-1979 Olga Fallen 17-13 AIAW State Playoffs
1979-1980 Pam Bowers 4-24
1980-1981 Pam Bowers 29-11 WNIT
1981-1982 Pam Bowers 16-11
1982-1983 Pam Bowers 16-14 4-4 t-5th
1983-1984 Pam Bowers 15-12 9-7 t-4th
1984-1985 Pam Bowers 12-14 7-9 t-5th
1985-1986 Pam Bowers 6-21 4-12 7th
1986-1987 Pam Bowers 8-20 5-11 t-6th
1987-1988 Pam Bowers 10-20 3-13 8th
1988-1989 Pam Bowers 3-23 1-15 9th
1989-1990 Pam Bowers 4-23 1-15 9th
1990-1991 Pam Bowers 9-17 3-13 8th
1991-1992 Pam Bowers 11-17 3-11 8th
1992-1993 Pam Bowers 12-16 6-8 5th
1993-1994 Pam Bowers 13-14 4-10 7th
1994-1995 Sonja Hogg 13-14 4-10 7th
1995-1996 Sonja Hogg 11-19 3-11 7th
1996-1997 Sonja Hogg 15-13 7-9 t-8th
1997-1998 Sonja Hogg 20-11 6-10 t-5th WNIT Runner-up
1998-1999 Sonja Hogg 17-14 8-8 t-5th WNIT Second Round
1999-2000 Sonja Hogg 7-20 2-14 12th
2000–2001 Kim Mulkey 21–9 9–7 6th NCAA First Round
2001–2002 Kim Mulkey 27–6 12–4 2nd NCAA Second Round
2002–2003 Kim Mulkey 24–11 8–8 7th WNIT Runner-up
2003–2004 Kim Mulkey 26–9 10–6 T–4th NCAA Sweet Sixteen
2004–2005 Kim Mulkey 33–3 14–2 1st NCAA Champions
2005–2006 Kim Mulkey 26–7 12–4 2nd NCAA Sweet Sixteen
2006–2007 Kim Mulkey 26–8 11–5 3rd NCAA Second Round
2007–2008 Kim Mulkey 25–7 12–4 2nd NCAA Second Round
2008–2009 Kim Mulkey 29–6 12–4 2nd NCAA Sweet Sixteen
2009-2010 Kim Mulkey 27-10 9-7 6th NCAA Final Four
2010-2011 Kim Mulkey 34-3 15-1 1st NCAA Elite Eight
2011-2012 Kim Mulkey 40–0 18–0 1st NCAA Champions
2012-2013 Kim Mulkey 2-1 - - -
Total: 734-477


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