Iowa State Cyclones Women's Basketball - NCAA Tournament History

NCAA Tournament History

Round Opponent Score Margin ISU Seed Opp Seed ISU AP Opp AP
1997 West Region
1st Utah 57-66 -9 12 5 NR NR
1998 Mideast Region
1st Kent St. 79-76 +3 4 13 24 NR
2nd Rutgers 61-62 -1 4 5 24 NR
1999 Mideast Region
1st Santa Clara 74-61 +13 4 13 19 NR
2nd Oregon 85-70 +15 4 5 19 16
Sweet 16 Connecticut 64-58 +6 4 1 19 4
Elite 8 Georgia 71-89 -18 4 3 19 12
2000 Midwest Region
1st St. Francis 92-63 +29 3 14 10 NR
2nd Illinois 79-68 +11 3 6 10 NR
Sweet 16 Penn St 65-66 -1 3 2 10 NR
2001 Mideast Region
1st Howard 100-61 +38 2 15 8 NR
2nd Florida St. 85-70 +15 2 7 8 NR
Sweet 16 Vanderbilt 65-84 -19 2 3 8 10
2002 Midwest Region
1st Temple 72-57 +15 3 14 10 NR
2nd Brigham Young 69-75 -6 3 11 10 NR
2005 Kansas City Region
1st Utah 61-73 -12 7 10 19 NR
2007 Dallas Region
1st Washington 79-60 +19 6 11 24 NR
2nd Georgia 56-76 -20 6 3 24 14
2008 Greensboro Region
1st Georgia Tech 58-55 +3 7 10 NR NR
2nd Rutgers 58-69 -11 7 2 NR 7
2009 Berkeley Region
1st E. Tennessee St 85-53 +32 4 13 17 NR
2nd Ball St 71-57 +14 4 12 17 NR
Sweet 16 Michigan St 69-68 +1 4 9 17 NR
Elite 8 Stanford 53-74 -21 4 2 17 2
2010 Dayton Region
1st Lehigh 79-42 +37 4 13 16 NR
2nd Wisconsin-Green Bay 60-56 +4 4 12 16 NR
Sweet 16 Connecticut 36-74 -38 4 1 16 1
2011 Philadelphia Region
1st Marist 64-74 -10 7 10 NR NR
2012 Kingston Region
1st Green Bay 57-71 -14 10 7 NR 10
2013 Spokane Region
1st Gonzaga 72-60 +12 5 12 23 NR
2nd Georgia 60-65 -5 5 4 23 14
NCAA Tournament Record: 17-14

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