NCAA Basketball

NCAA-Meisterschaften (Damen)

Alle NCAA-Meisterschaften der Damen auf einem Blick.

Von Thomas Käckenmeister

01.02.2010 |

1982 wurde das NCAA Final Four bei den Frauen eingeführt.

Jahr, Finalspiel (Austragungsort),
darunter: Halbfinalisten

2010, Connecticut - Stanford 53:47 (San Antonio, Texas)

• Oklahoma, Baylor

2009, Connecticut - Louisville 76:54 (St. Louis, Missouri)

• Oklahoma, Stanford

2008, Tennessee - Stanford 64:48 (Tampa, Florida)

• Connecticut, Lousiana State

2007, Tennessee - Rutgers 59:46 (Cleveland, Ohio)

• North Carolina, Louisiana State

2006, Maryland - Duke 78:75 OT (Boston, Massachusetts)

• North Carolina, Louisiana State

2005, Baylor - Michigan State 84:62 (Indianapolis, Indiana)

• Louisiana State, Tennessee

2004, Connecticut - Tennessee 70:61 (New Orleans, Louisiana)

• Minnesota, Louisiana State

2003, Connecticut - Tennessee 73:68 (Atlanta, Geogia)

• Texas, Duke

2002, Connecticut - Oklahoma 82:70 (San Antonio, Texas)

• Tennessee, Duke

2001, Notre Dame - Purdue 68:66 (St. Louis, Missouri)

• Connecticut, Southwest Missouri State

2000, Connecticut - Tennessee 71:52 (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

• Penn State, Rutgers

1999, Purdue - Duke 62:45 (San Jose, California)

• Louisiana Tech, Georgia

1998, Tennessee - Louisiana Tech 93:75 (Kansas City, Missouri)

• Arkansas, North Carolina State

1997, Tennessee - Old Dominion 68:59 (Cincinnati, Ohio)

• Notre Dame, Stanford

1996, Tennessee - Georgia 83:65 (Charlotte, North Carolina)

• Connecticut, Stanford

1995, Connecticut - Tennessee 70:64 (Minneapolis, Minnesota)

• Stanford, Georgia

1994, North Carolina - Louisiana Tech 60:59 (Richmond, Virginia)

• Purdue, Alabama

1993, Texas Tech - Ohio State 84:82 (Atlanta Georgia)

• Vanderbilt, Iowa

1992, Stanford - Western Kentucky 78:62 (Los Angeles, California)

• Virginia, Southwest Missouri State

1991, Tennessee - Virginia 70:67 OT (New Orleans, Louisiana)

• Stanford, Connecticut

1990, Stanford - Auburn 88:81 (Knoxville, Tennessee)

• Virginia, Louisiana Tech

1989, Tennessee - Auburn 76:70 (Tacoma, Washington)

• Auburn, Maryland, Louisiana Tech

1988, Louisiana Tech - Auburn 56:54 (Tacoma, Washington)

• Tennessee, Long Beach State

1987, Tennessee - Louisiana Tech 67:44 (Austin, Texas)

• Long Beach State, Texas

1986, Texas - Southern California 97:81 (Lexington, Kentucky)

• Western Kentucky, Tennessee

1985, Old Dominion - Georgia 70:65 (Austin, Texas)

• Northeast Louisiana, Western Kentucky

1984, Southern California - Tennessee 72:61 (Los Angeles, California)

• Louisiana Tech, Cheyney State

1983, Southern California - Louisiana Tech 69:67 (Norfolk, Virginia)

• Georgia, Old Dominion

1982, Louisiana Tech - Cheyney State 76:62 (Norfolk, Virginia)

• Tennessee, Maryland