NC State Wolfpack Women's Basketball - All-Time Season Records

All-Time Season Records

Season Coach Overall Record ACC Record Postseason
1974–1975 Robert Doak 11–4
1975–1976 Kay Yow 19–7 Women's NIT Quarterfinals
1976–1977 Kay Yow 21–3 AIAW Region II
1977–1978 Kay Yow 29–5 9–0 AIAW Elite Eight
1978–1979 Kay Yow 27–7 7–2 AIAW Region II
1979–1980 Kay Yow 28–8 9–0 AIAW Sweet 16
1980–1981 Kay Yow 21–10 7–2 AIAW Sweet 16
1981–1982 Kay Yow 24–7 11–2 NCAA Sweet 16
1982–1983 Kay Yow 22–8 12–1 NCAA 1st Round
1983–1984 Kay Yow 23–9 9–5 NCAA Sweet 16
1984–1985 Kay Yow 25–6 13–1 NCAA Sweet 16
1985–1986 Kay Yow 18–11 9–5 NCAA 2nd Round
1986–1987 Kay Yow 24–7 11–3 NCAA Sweet 16
1987–1988 Kay Yow 10–17 3–11
1988–1989 Kay Yow 24–7 12–2 NCAA Sweet 16
1989–1990 Kay Yow 25–6 12–2 NCAA Sweet 16
1990–1991 Kay Yow 27–6 9–5 NCAA Sweet 16
1991–1992 Kay Yow 16–12 7–9
1992–1993 Kay Yow 14–13 8–8
1993–1994 Kay Yow 13–14 6–10
1994–1995 Kay Yow 21–10 11–5 NCAA Sweet 16
1995–1996 Kay Yow 20–10 10–6 NCAA 2nd Round
1996–1997 Kay Yow 19–12 9–7 NCAA 1st Round
1997–1998 Kay Yow 25–7 12–4 NCAA Final Four
1998–1999 Kay Yow 17–12 9–7 NCAA 2nd Round
1999–2000 Kay Yow 20–9 11–5 NCAA 1st Round
2000–2001 Kay Yow 22–11 9–7 NCAA Sweet 16
2001–2002 Kay Yow 14–15 7–9
2002–2003 Kay Yow 11–17 6–10
2003–2004 Kay Yow 17–15 8–8 NCAA 1st Round
2004–2005 Kay Yow 21–8 10–4 NCAA 1st Round
2005–2006 Kay Yow 19–12 7–7 NCAA 1st Round
2006–2007 Kay Yow
Stephanie Glance		 25–10 10–4 NCAA Sweet 16
2007–2008 Kay Yow 21–13 6–8 Women's NIT Semifinals
2008–2009 Kay Yow
Stephanie Glance		 13–17 5–9
2009–2010 Kellie Harper 20–14 7–7 NCAA 1st Round
Totals 726–359 291–175

ACC Regular Season Champion
ACC Tournament Champion
ACC Regular Season and Tournament Champion

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