UTEP Miners women's basketball

The UTEP Miners women's basketball team represents University of Texas at El Paso in women's basketball. The school competes in Conference USA in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The Miners play home basketball games at Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas. Keitha Adams enters her second stint as head coach in 2023, returning after coaching the Miners from 2001 to 2017.

UTEP Miners
2023–24 UTEP Miners women's basketball team
UniversityUniversity of Texas at El Paso
Head coachKeitha Adams (1st season in 2nd stint, 17th overall season)
ConferenceC-USA
LocationEl Paso, Texas
ArenaDon Haskins Center
(Capacity: 12,222)
NicknameMiners
ColorsDark blue, orange, and silver accent[1]
     
Uniforms
Home jersey
Team colours
Home
Away jersey
Team colours
Away
Alternate jersey
Team colours
Alternate
NCAA tournament round of 32
2008
NCAA tournament appearances
2008, 2012
Conference tournament champions
2012
Conference regular season champions
2008, 2012, 2016

History

As of the end of the 2022–23 season, the Lady Miners have a 638–734 all-time record.[2]

SeasonCoachRecordConference RecordLeague finish
1974–75Carol Ammerman11–5n/aNo record on file
1975–76Carol Ammerman6–113–11No record on file
1976–77Carol Ammerman13–124–9No record on file
1977–78Carol Ammerman7–183–10No record on file
1978–79Wayne Thornton9–161–11No record on file
1979–80Janet Wood11–162–8No record on file
1980–81Janet Wood14–144–6No record on file
1981–82Janet Wood4–211–9No record on file
1982–83Janet Wood4–20n/aNo record on file
1983–84Janet Wood8–192–8No record on file
1984–85Janet Wood4–241–9No record on file
1985–86Janet Wood6–22n/aNo record on file
1986–87Ken Weeks7–17n/aIndependent
1987–88Craig Roden8–19n/aIndependent
1988–89Craig Roden16–14n/aIndependent
1989–90Craig Roden12–16n/aIndependent
1990–91Sandra Rushing5–222–107th in WAC
1991–92Sandra Rushing11–174–106th in WAC
1992–93Sandra Rushing18–108–64th in WAC
1993–94Sandra Rushing10–165–9T-5th in WAC
1994–95Sandra Rushing13–156–8t4th in WAC
1995–96Sandra Rushing12–153–11T-7th in WAC
1996–97Sandra Rushing13–125–117th in WAC Mountain
1997–98Sandra Rushing16–1110–63rd in WAC Mountain
1998–99Sandra Rushing12–156–85th in WAC Pacific
1999-00Sandra Rushing5–222–127th in WAC
2000–01Sandra Rushing8–204–12T-7th in WAC
2001–02Keitha Adams3–251–1710th in WAC
2002–03Keitha Adams10–195–139th in WAC
2003–04Keitha Adams16–1310–84th in WAC
2004–05Keitha Adams12–177–11T-7th in WAC
2005–06Keitha Adams14–156–10T-7th in C-USA
2006–07Keitha Adams22–810–6T-4th C-USA
2007–08Keitha Adams28–416–01st in C-USA
2008–09Keitha Adams18–1211–52nd in C-USA
2009–10Keitha Adams16–166–1010th in C-USA
2010–11Keitha Adams16–147–99th in C-USA
2011–12Keitha Adams29–415–11st in C-USA
2012–13Keitha Adams22–108–85th in C-USA
2013–14Keitha Adams29–812–43rd in C-USA
2014–15Keitha Adams12–167–1111th in C-USA
2015–16Keitha Adams29–516–21st in C-USA
2016–17Keitha Adams8–235–13T-11th in C-USA
2017–18Kevin Baker17–147–9T-7th in C-USA
2018–19Kevin Baker9–225–711th in C-USA
2019–20Kevin Baker16–148–107th in C-USA
2020–21Kevin Baker17–813–52nd in C-USA West
2021–22Kevin Baker14–156–1211th in C-USA
2022–23Kevin Baker20–1212–84th in C-USA
2023–24Keitha Adams12–196–108th in C-USA

Postseason appearances

NCAA tournament

YearSeedRoundOpponentResult
2008#7First Round
Second Round
#10 Western Kentucky
#2 Stanford
W 92–60
L 54–88
2012#13First Round#4 Penn StateL 77–85

WNIT

YearRoundOpponentResult
2014First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Championship
Arkansas State
St. Mary's
Colorado
Washington
South Dakota State
Rutgers
W 74–64
W 76–64
W 68–60
W 73–63
W 66–63
L 54–56
2016First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Quarterfinals
Abilene Christian
Arkansas State
TCU
Oregon
W 66–62
W 74–68
W 79–70
L 67–71

References


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