Introduction
The University of Utah Women's Basketball program has established itself as a force to be reckoned with on the national stage. With a rich history of success, the Utes have earned numerous accolades and championships, showcasing the exceptional talent and determination of their players and coaches.
Founded in 1974, Utah Women's Basketball quickly gained prominence under the guidance of legendary coach Elaine Elliott. Elliott led the team to its first AIAW National Championship in 1981, establishing the foundation for future success.
Following Elliott's retirement in 1984, Jack Affleck took the helm and continued the winning tradition. Affleck guided the Utes to three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and coached several All-Americans.
In 2008, Lynne Roberts became the head coach and ushered in a new era of success. Roberts led Utah to its first NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in 2010 and has consistently guided the team to postseason play.
The current Utah Women's Basketball roster boasts several talented players, including:
Utah Women's Basketball plays a vital role in the university and community:
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Attendance and Tickets
Home games are played at the state-of-the-art Jon M. Huntsman Center. Fans can purchase tickets online or at the box office.
Social Media
Stay connected with the Utah Women's Basketball team on social media platforms:
The Utah Women's Basketball program embodies the spirit of excellence, hard work, and community. With a rich history of success and a talented roster, the Utes continue to inspire and entertain fans while representing the University of Utah with pride. By embracing the values of teamwork, perseverance, and leadership, Utah Women's Basketball serves as a beacon of inspiration for young women and athletes everywhere.
Table 1: NCAA Tournament Appearances
Season | Result |
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1991 | Second Round |
1992 | First Round |
1993 | First Round |
2004 | First Round |
2005 | Second Round |
2006 | Second Round |
2010 | Sweet 16 |
2011 | First Round |
2013 | First Round |
2014 | Second Round |
2015 | Second Round |
2016 | First Round |
2018 | Second Round |
2019 | First Round |
2021 | Second Round |
2023 | First Round |
Table 2: Regular Season Conference Championships
Year | Conference |
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1982 | Western Athletic Conference |
1983 | Western Athletic Conference |
1984 | Western Athletic Conference |
1991 | Western Athletic Conference |
1992 | Western Athletic Conference |
2004 | Mountain West Conference |
2005 | Mountain West Conference |
2006 | Mountain West Conference |
2008 | Mountain West Conference |
2009 | Mountain West Conference |
2010 | Mountain West Conference |
2011 | Mountain West Conference |
2013 | Pac-12 Conference |
2014 | Pac-12 Conference |
2015 | Pac-12 Conference |
2016 | Pac-12 Conference |
2018 | Pac-12 Conference |
Table 3: Notable Players
Player | Position | Accomplishments |
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Elaine Elliott | Head Coach | 1981 AIAW National Championship |
Christy Marshall | Guard | 2x All-American |
Carla Dredge | Forward | 2x All-American |
La'Tangela Atkinson | Guard | All-American |
Val Whiting | Forward | All-American |
Michelle Plouffe | Guard | 2023 Honorable Mention All-Pac-12 |
Alissa Pili | Forward | 2023 All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention |
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