Brown (W)

Leagues Played
WNCAAB 214
Links
Wikipedia

Fixtures

WNCAAB 11/23 17:00 - Brown (W) vs Maine (W) - View
WNCAAB 11/26 00:00 - Brown (W) vs New Hampshire (W) - View
WNCAAB 11/28 19:00 - Bucknell Women vs Brown (W) - View
WNCAAB 11/30 19:00 - Hatting/Torsted vs Brown (W) - View
WNCAAB 12/03 23:00 - Stonehill (W) vs Brown (W) - View
WNCAAB 12/06 18:00 - George Washington Women vs Brown (W) - View

Results

WNCAAB 11/20 00:00 - Brown (W) v Boston U (W) W 57-54
WNCAAB 11/16 20:00 - MD Baltimore Co (W) v Brown (W) W 54-56
WNCAAB 11/12 23:00 - Holy Cross (W) v Brown (W) L 65-64
WNCAAB 11/08 00:30 - Brown (W) v Belmont (W) L 61-83
WNCAAB 03/08 19:00 - Yale (W) v Brown Women W 44-53
WNCAAB 03/01 20:00 - Cornell Women v Brown Women W 36-38
WNCAAB 02/28 21:00 - [5] Brown Women v Columbia Women [1] L 44-70
WNCAAB 02/22 19:00 - Brown Women v Harvard Women L 57-60
WNCAAB 02/15 21:00 - Pennsylvania Women v Brown Women L 73-61
WNCAAB 02/14 23:00 - Princeton Women v Brown (W) L 78-67
WNCAAB 02/08 19:00 - Brown Women v Columbia Women L 40-78
WNCAAB 02/01 22:00 - Brown Women v Princeton Women L 47-60

The Brown Bears women's basketball team is the intercollegiate women's basketball program representing Brown University. The school competes in the Ivy League in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The Bears play home basketball games at the Pizzitola Sports Center in Providence, Rhode Island on the university campus.

History

Brown has won 6 Ivy League championships, three of them outright (1984, 1992, 1993) and three shared (1985, 1994, 2006). Twice they have played in a playoff (the league did not have a conference tournament until 2017) to determine the Ivy League bid for the NCAA Tournament, winning 72–62 win over Dartmouth in 1994 and losing 73–62 in 2006 to Dartmouth.

Season Record Conference Record Coach
1973–74 11–1 n/a Gail Davis
1974–75 16–4 3–2 (2nd) Gail Davis
1975–76 13–7 2–1 (2nd) Carole Kleinfelder
1976–77 7–11 1–2 (4th) Gail Klock
1977–78 9–13 2–2 (5th) Gail Klock
1978–79 7–13 1–2 (6th) Gail Klock
1979–80 12–13 5–5 (6th) Gail Klock
1980–81 8–17 4–6 (6th) Maureen Enos
1981–82 9–15 4–5 (4th) Maureen Enos
1982–83 12–12 7–5 (4th) Maureen Enos
1983–84 16–8 10–2 (1st) Maureen Enos
1984–85 15–11 9–3 (1st) Maureen Enos
1985–86 12–14 5–7 (5th) Maureen Enos
1986–87 9–15 6–8 (5th) Maureen Enos
1987–88 6–20 5–9 (5th) Maureen Enos
1988–89 16–10 9–5 (3rd) Jean Marie Burr
1989–90 16–10 9–5 (2nd) Jean Marie Burr
1990–91 19–7 10–4 (2nd) Jean Marie Burr
1991–92 22–4 13–1 (1st) Jean Marie Burr
1992–93 19–7 13–1 (1st) Jean Marie Burr
1993–94 18–10 11–3 (1st) Jean Marie Burr
1994–95 12–14 8–6 (3rd) Jean Marie Burr
1995–96 10–16 7–7 (5th) Jean Marie Burr
1996–97 15–11 10–4 (2nd) Jean Marie Burr
1997–98 11–15 7–7 (6th) Jean Marie Burr
1998–99 12–14 7–7 (4th) Jean Marie Burr
1999-00 9–19 4–10 (7th) Jean Marie Burr
2000–01 10–17 5–9 (6th) Jean Marie Burr
2001–02 5–22 2–12 (8th) Jean Marie Burr
2002–03 15–12 9–5 (T-2nd) Jean Marie Burr
2003–04 16–11 9–5 (T-2nd) Jean Marie Burr
2004–05 18–9 10–4 (3rd) Jean Marie Burr
2005–06 18–10 12–2 (T-1st) Jean Marie Burr
2006–07 5–23 3–11 (8th) Jean Marie Burr
2007–08 2–26 1–13 (8th) Jean Marie Burr
2008–09 3–25 1–13 (8th) Jean Marie Burr
2009–10 8–20 5–9 (6th) Jean Marie Burr
2010–11 10–18 6–8 (4th) Jean Marie Burr
2011–12 16–12 7–7 (4th) Jean Marie Burr
2012–13 9–19 3–11 (7th) Jean Marie Burr
2013–14 10–18 4–10 (6th) Jean Marie Burr
2014–15 10–18 4–10 (7th) Sarah Behn
2015–16 15–13 3–11 (7th) Sarah Behn
2016–17 17–13 7–7 (T-4th) Sarah Behn
Brown (W) is a prominent member of the USA Basketball women's national team, known for her exceptional skills, versatility, and leadership on the court. As a key player, she brings a dynamic presence to the team with her scoring ability, defensive prowess, and basketball IQ. Brown (W) has contributed significantly to the team's success in international competitions, showcasing her talent at events such as the FIBA Women's World Cup and the Olympic Games. Her dedication and performance make her a vital asset to Team USA's pursuit of gold medals and international dominance in women's basketball.