Kentucky (W)

Kentucky (W)

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Kentucky Kentucky Women
WNCAAB 01/28 01:00 - [159] Kentucky Women v Vanderbilt Women [194] L 57-65
WNCAAB 01/26 01:00 - [179] Kentucky Women v Auburn Women [754] W 67-55
WNCAAB 01/23 17:00 - [6] Mississippi Women v Kentucky Women [161] L 63-54
WNCAAB 01/21 00:00 - [49] Florida Women v Kentucky Women [135] L 77-52
WNCAAB 01/16 20:00 - [116] Kentucky Women v Tennessee Women [3] L 58-84
WNCAAB 01/09 18:00 - [95] Kentucky Women v South Carolina Women [8] L 54-74
WNCAAB 01/07 00:00 - [14] Georgia Women v Kentucky Women [111] W 76-84
WNCAAB 12/19 19:00 - [50] USC Upstate Women v Kentucky Women [118] W 44-67
WNCAAB 12/18 00:00 - Morgan State Women v Kentucky Women - Postponed
WNCAAB 12/12 18:00 - [79] Kentucky Women v Louisville Women [41] L 58-64
WNCAAB 12/10 00:00 - [50] DePaul Women v Kentucky Women [58] L 94-85
WNCAAB 12/05 19:00 - [964] Merrimack Women v Kentucky Women [68] W 56-90
WNCAAB 12/02 00:00 - [82] West Virginia Women v Kentucky Women [83] W 60-83
WNCAAB 11/28 01:30 - [151] La Salle Women v Kentucky Women [114] W 52-74
WNCAAB 11/21 19:00 - [1053] Winthrop Women v Kentucky Women [125] W 47-92
WNCAAB 11/14 22:00 - [26] Kentucky Women v Indiana Women [111] L 67-88
WNCAAB 11/12 00:00 - [12] North Alabama Women v Kentucky Women [76] W 56-98
WNCAAB 11/10 00:00 - [29] Presbyterian Women v Kentucky Women [29] W 53-81
WNCAAB 03/23 19:30 124 Iowa Women v Kentucky Women L 86-72
WNCAAB 03/21 18:00 122 Idaho State Women v Kentucky Women W 63-71
WNCAAB 03/05 18:30 3 [48] Kentucky Women v Georgia Women [24] L 66-78
WNCAAB 03/04 18:00 124 [896] Florida Women v Kentucky Women [49] W 64-73
WNCAAB 02/28 17:00 - [840] Mississippi Women v Kentucky Women [40] L 73-69
WNCAAB 02/26 00:00 - [43] Kentucky Women v Georgia Women [18] W 62-58
WNCAAB 02/21 20:00 - [34] Kentucky Women v South Carolina Women [11] L 55-76
WNCAAB 02/16 00:00 - Kentucky Women v Florida Women W 88-80
WNCAAB 02/12 00:00 - [31] Tennessee Women v Kentucky Women [23] W 56-71
WNCAAB 02/05 00:00 - Kentucky Women v Mississippi Women L 60-72
WNCAAB 01/31 18:00 - Missouri Women v Kentucky Women W 55-61
WNCAAB 01/28 23:30 - Alabama Women v Kentucky Women W 68-81

The Kentucky Wildcats women's basketball team represents the University of Kentucky in the Southeastern Conference. The Wildcats have four Elite Eight appearances and seventeen appearances in the NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament. They have won the SEC tournament twice and SEC regular season championship once.

The first University of Kentucky women's basketball team was organized in 1902, and competed for the first time on Feb. 21, 1903. However, in 1924, despite a perfect 10-0 season, the University Senate passed a bill to abolish women's basketball in part because, according to state politicians, "basketball had proven to be a strenuous sport for boys and therefore was too strenuous for girls."

After 50 years, women's basketball was granted varsity status in 1974, and most of the official records maintained by the university only reflect games since that time. The team, coached by Sue Feamster, was given the nickname "Lady Kats", which continued to be used until May 1995.

The team's current head coach is Kenny Brooks, who was hired from Virginia Tech after Kyra Elzy was fired in March 2024.

History

Led by UK all-time leading scorer Valerie Still, Patty Jo Hedges, and Lea Wise, the Lady Kats won the SEC Tournament in 1982. The following year, the same trio led the team to a #4 ranking in the country, the highest in the team's history.

Kentucky (W) is a prominent women's basketball team representing the University of Kentucky. Known for their competitive spirit and strong athletic program, the Wildcats women's team competes at the NCAA Division I level. They are recognized for their talented roster, strategic gameplay, and passionate fan support. The team strives for excellence both on and off the court, aiming to achieve success in conference and national tournaments while fostering the development of student-athletes. Kentucky (W) continues to build a reputation as a formidable force in women's college basketball.