Vermont Catamounts women's basketball

The Vermont Catamounts women's basketball team is the basketball team that represents the University of Vermont in Burlington, Vermont. The school's team currently competes in the America East Conference and plays its home games at Patrick Gym.

History

The Catamounts went undefeated in the regular season in back-to-back seasons in the 1991–92 and 1992–93 seasons, the first time a women's basketball program did that in the NCAA era. Only Connecticut has done that feat since Vermont did it. They have won the conference title six times, second only to Maine. 1979–80 3–13n/a n/a Jean Condon 1980–81 5–15n/a n/a Jean Condon1981–82 6–17n/a n/a Jean Condon1982–83 4–20n/a n/a Jean Condon1983–84 6–20 n/a n/a Robyn Markey1984–85 11–141–4 (3rd North Atlantic Conference)n/aRobyn Markey1985–86 8–164–8 (4th North Atlantic Conference)n/aRobyn Markey1986–87 13–146–8 (4th North Atlantic Conference)n/aCathy Inglese1987–88 8–184–10 (T-5th North Atlantic Conference)n/aCathy Inglese1988–89 7–185–9 (6th North Atlantic Conference) n/a Cathy Inglese1989–90 13–56–6 (4th North Atlantic Conference) n/a Cathy Inglese1990–91 22–78–2 (2nd North Atlantic Conference) North Atlantic Conference Finals Cathy Inglese1991–92 29–114–0 (1st North Atlantic Conference) North Atlantic Conference ChampionsNCAA First Round Cathy Inglese1992–93 28–114–0 (1st North Atlantic Conference) North Atlantic Conference ChampionsNCAA First Round Cathy Inglese1993–94 19–119–5 (3rd North Atlantic Conference) North Atlantic Conference Champions NCAA First Round Pam Borton1994–95 11–169–7 (5th North Atlantic Conference) North Atlantic Conference Quarterfinals Pam Borton1995–96 18–1113–5 (2nd North Atlantic Conference) North Atlantic Conference Finals Pam Borton1996–97 21–814–4 (T-2nd America East) America East Finals Pam Borton1997–98 22–715–3 (1st America East) America East Finals Keith Cieplicki1998–99 17–1211–7 (3rd America East) America East Semifinals Keith Cieplicki1999-00 25–615–3 (1st America East) America East ChampionsNCAA First Round Keith Cieplicki2000–01 19–1113–5 (T-2nd America East) America East Finals Keith Cieplicki2001–02 23–9 14–2 (1st America East) America East SemifinalsWNIT Quarterfinals Keith Cieplicki2002–03 21–812–4 (2nd America East) America East Semifinals Keith Cieplicki2003–04 14–13 8–10 (6th America East) America East Quarterfinals Sharon Dawley2004–05 14–159–9 (4th America East) America East Semifinals Sharon Dawley2005–06 9–185–11 (7th America East) America East Quarterfinals Sharon Dawley2006–07 19–128–8 (3rd America East) America East Semifinals Sharon Dawley2007–08 24–9 13–3 (2nd America East) America East SemifinalsWNIT Second Round Sharon Dawley2008–09 21–1212–4 (3rd America East) America East ChampionsNCAA First Round Sharon Dawley2009–10 27–7 13–3 (2nd America East) America East ChampionsNCAA Second Round Sharon Dawley2010–11 5–25 5–11 (7th America East) America East Quarterfinals Lori Gear McBride2011–12 10–204–12 (7th America East) America East Quarterfinals Lori Gear McBride2012–13 10–216–10 (T-4th America East) America East Semifinals Lori Gear McBride2013–14 7–23 4–10 (6th America East) America East Quarterfinals Lori Gear McBride2014–15 5–242–14 (7th America East) America East Quarterfinals Lori Gear McBride2015–16 9–21 4–12 (8th America East) America East Quarterfinals Lori Gear McBride2016–17 9–20 6–10 (7th America East) America East Quarterfinals Chris Day2017–18 8–22 5–11 (7th America East) America East Quarterfinals Chris Day2018–19 11–18 7–9 (6th America East) America East Quarterfinals Alisa Kresge (Interim head coach)2019–2012–186–10 (7th America East)America East QuarterfinalsAlisa Kresge2020–214–24–2n/aAlisa Kresge2021–2220–1113–5 (T-3rd America East)America East SemifinalsAlisa Kresge2022–2325–714–2 (1st America East)America East ChampionsNCAA First RoundAlisa Kresge2023–2425–1212–4

NCAA tournament results Vermont has appeared in the NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament nine times. They have a combined record of 1–9. 1992 #9 First Round #8 George Washington L 69–70 1993 #8 First Round #9 Rutgers L 74–80 1994 #13 First Round #4 Seton Hall L 60–70 2000 #11 First Round #6 Tulane L 60–65 2009 #16 First Round #1 Connecticut L 65–104 2010 #10 First RoundSecond Round #7 Wisconsin#2 Notre Dame W 64–55L 66–84 2023 #15 First Round #2 Connecticut L 52–95 2025 #15 First Round #2 NC State L 55–75 2026 #14 First Round #3 Louisville L 52–72

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