Kentucky Wildcats Women's Basketball - Seasons

Seasons

The following is a list of Kentucky Wildcats women's basketball seasons, with records and notable accomplishments.

Season Overall
Record
SEC
Record
SEC
Standing
Head Coach Accomplishments
1903 1-0 n/a n/a Jane Todd Watson
1904 2-0 n/a n/a C.P. St. John
1904–05 unknown n/a n/a unknown
1905–06 0-1 n/a n/a Thomson Bryant
1906–07 no games n/a n/a Thomson Bryant
1907–08 3-0-1 n/a n/a C.W. Leaphart
1908–09 4-1 n/a n/a Walter C. Fox
1909–10 7-1 n/a n/a unknown
1910–11 unknown n/a n/a unknown
1911–12 4-1 n/a n/a John J. Tigert
1912–13 5-0 n/a n/a John J. Tigert "State Champions"
1913–14 4-2 n/a n/a John J. Tigert
1914–15 5-1 n/a n/a John J. Tigert
1915–16 2-2 n/a n/a William Tuttle
1916–17 5-0 n/a n/a John J. Tigert
1917–18 1-4 n/a n/a Jim Park
1918–19 2-0 n/a n/a Andy Gill
1919–20 0-3-1 n/a n/a Sarah Blanding
1920–21 1-7 n/a n/a Sarah Blanding
1921–22 2-4 n/a n/a Sarah Blanding
1922–23 7-3 n/a n/a Happy Chandler
1923–24 10-0 n/a n/a Bart Peak "Champions of the South"
1971–72 10-3 n/a n/a Sue Feamster
1972–73 unknown n/a n/a Sue Feamster
1973–74 unknown n/a n/a Sue Feamster
1974–75 16-9 n/a n/a Sue Feamster First season as a varsity sport
1975–76 13-12 n/a n/a Sue Feamster
1976–77 19-7 n/a n/a Debbie Yow
1977–78 23-12 n/a n/a Debbie Yow
1978–79 13-16 n/a n/a Debbie Yow
1979–80 24-5 n/a n/a Debbie Yow Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) Tournament First Round
1980–81 25-6 n/a n/a Terry Hall AIAW Second Round
1981–82 24-8 n/a n/a Terry Hall SEC Tournament Champions, NCAA Elite Eight (#2 seed)
1982–83 23-5 6-2 2nd (East Div.) Terry Hall NCAA First Round (#3 seed)
1983–84 15-13 2-6 3rd (East Div.) Terry Hall
1984–85 16-12 3-5 4th (East Div.) Terry Hall
1985–86 18-11 4-5 6th Terry Hall NCAA First Round (#7 seed)
1986–87 17-11 3-6 7th Terry Hall
1987–88 14-15 0-9 10th Sharon Fanning
1988–89 12-16 3-6 8th Sharon Fanning
1989–90 23-8 3-6 8th Sharon Fanning National Women’s Invitation Tournament Champions
1990–91 20-9 4-5 5th Sharon Fanning NCAA First Round (#9 seed)
1991–92 16-14 5-6 6th Sharon Fanning
1992–93 18-10 5-6 6th Sharon Fanning
1993–94 17-11 5-6 7th Sharon Fanning
1994–95 14-14 4-7 9th Sharon Fanning
1995–96 8-19 2-9 12th Bernadette Locke-Mattox
1996–97 8-19 2-10 10th Bernadette Locke-Mattox
1997–98 13-15 5-9 8th Bernadette Locke-Mattox
1998–99 21-11 7-7 7th Bernadette Locke-Mattox NCAA Second Round (#6 seed)
1999–00 15-14 5-9 9th Bernadette Locke-Mattox
2000–01 6-12 2-12 12th Bernadette Locke-Mattox
2001–02 9-19 1-13 12th Bernadette Locke-Mattox
2002–03 11-16 4-10 9th Bernadette Locke-Mattox
2003–04 11-17 3-11 11th Mickie DeMoss
2004–05 18-16 4-10 9th Mickie DeMoss Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT) semifinals
2005–06 22-9 9-5 4th Mickie DeMoss NCAA Second Round (#5 seed)
2006–07 20-14 6-8 7th Mickie DeMoss WNIT
2007–08 17-16 8-6 5th Matthew Mitchell WNIT quarterfinals
2008–09 16-16 5-9 10th Matthew Mitchell WNIT second round
2009–10 28-8 11-5 2nd Matthew Mitchell NCAA Elite Eight (#4 seed)
  • SEC Player of the Year (consensus): Victoria Dunlap
  • SEC Freshman of the Year: A'dia Mathies
  • SEC Coach of the Year: Matthew Mitchell
2010–11 25-8 11-5 2nd Matthew Mitchell NCAA Second Round (#4 seed)
  • SEC Player of the Year (AP): Victoria Dunlap
  • SEC Defensive Player of the Year: Victoria Dunlap
2011–12 25–6 13-3 1st Matthew Mitchell NCAA Elite Eight (#2 seed)

SEC Regular Season Champions

  • SEC Player of the Year (consensus): A'dia Mathies
  • SEC Freshman of the Year (consensus): Bria Goss
  • SEC Sixth Woman of the Year (shared; awarded only by coaches): Keyla Snowden
  • SEC Coach of the Year (AP): Matthew Mitchell

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