Virginia Tech Hokies women's basketball explained

Women:	yes
Virginia Tech Hokies Women's Basketball
Current:	2023–24 Virginia Tech Hokies women's basketball team
University:	Virginia Tech
Conference:	Atlantic Coast Conference
Location:	Blacksburg, Virginia
Coach:	Megan Duffy
Tenure:	1st
Arena:	Cassell Coliseum
Nickname:	Hokies
H Pattern B:	_thinsidesonwhite
H Body:	6A2C3E
H Shorts:	6A2C3E
H Pattern S:	_blanksides2
A Pattern B:	_thinorangesides_2
A Body:	6A2C3E
A Shorts:	6A2C3E
A Pattern S:	_orangesides
3 Pattern B:	_thinwhitesides
3 Body:	CF4520
3 Shorts:	CF4520
3 Pattern S:	_whitesides
Ncaafinalfour:	2023
Ncaaeliteeight:	2023
Ncaasweetsixteen:	1999, 2023
Ncaasecondround:	1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2021, 2023, 2024
Ncaatourneys:	1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Conference Tournament:	Metro 1994----Atlantic 10 1998----ACC 2023
Conference Season:	Atlantic 10: 1999 ACC: 2024

The Virginia Tech Hokies Women's Basketball team represents Virginia Tech in women's basketball. The school competes in the Atlantic Coast Conference in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). They are currently coached by Megan Duffy.^[1]

2024 Coaching Staff

		1st
	Associate head coach	1st
	Assistant coach	1st

Season-by-season record

As of the 2015–16 season, the Hokies have a 622–546 all-time record, with 9 appearances in the NCAA Tournament. They played in the Metro Conference from the 1981–82 season to the 1994–95 season. They played in the Atlantic 10 Conference from the 1995–96 season to the 1999–00 season. They played in the Big East Conference from the 2000–01 season to the 2003–04 season. They have played in the Atlantic Coast Conference since the 2004–05 season.^{[2] [3]}

1976–77	7–9	n/a	John Wetzel
1977–78	8–16	n/a	Carolyn Owen
1978–79	9–15	n/a	Carol Alfano
1979–80	17–12	n/a	Carol Alfano
1980–81	13–17	n/a	Carol Alfano
1981–82	16–12	0–5	Carol Alfano
1982–83	13–12	2–3	Carol Alfano
1983–84	15–15	4–6	Carol Alfano
1984–85	16–13	4–6	Carol Alfano
1985–86	13–15	4–6	Carol Alfano
1986–87	15–14	7–5	Carol Alfano
1987–88	12–16	4–8	Carol Alfano
1988–89	16–13	7–5	Carol Alfano
1989–90	14–14	8–6	Carol Alfano
1990–91	12–15	8–6	Carol Alfano
1991–92	10–18	3–9	Carol Alfano
1992–93	20–8	8–4	Carol Alfano
1993–94	24–6	9–3	Carol Alfano
1994–95	22–9	10–2	Carol Alfano
1995–96	11–17	8–8	Carol Alfano
1996–97	10–21	4–12	Carol Alfano
1997–98	22–10	11–5	Bonnie Henrickson
1998–99	28–3	15–1	Bonnie Henrickson
1999-00	20–11	12–6	Bonnie Henrickson
2000–01	22–9	11–5	Bonnie Henrickson
2001–02	21–11	9–7	Bonnie Henrickson
2002–03	22–10	10–6	Bonnie Henrickson
2003–04	23–8	10–6	Bonnie Henrickson
2004–05	17–12	6–8	Beth Dunkenberger
2005–06	21–10	6–8	Beth Dunkenberger
2006–07	19–15	6–8	Beth Dunkenberger
2007–08	15–15	2–12	Beth Dunkenberger
2008–09	12–18	2–12	Beth Dunkenberger
2009–10	15–15	4–10	Beth Dunkenberger
2010–11	11–19	1–13	Beth Dunkenberger
2011–12	7–23	3–13	Dennis Wolff
2012–13	10–20	4–14	Dennis Wolff
2013–14	14–16	4–12	Dennis Wolff
2014–15	12–20	1–15	Dennis Wolff
2015–16	18–14	5–11	Dennis Wolff
2016–17	20–14	4–12	Kenny Brooks
2017–18	23–14	6–10	Kenny Brooks
2018–19	22–12	6–10	Kenny Brooks
2019–20	21–9	11–7	Kenny Brooks
2020–21	15–10	8–8	Kenny Brooks
2021–22	23–10	13–5	Kenny Brooks
2022–23	31–5	14–4	Kenny Brooks
2023–24	25–8	14–4	Kenny Brooks
2024–25	0–0	0–0	Megan Duffy

NCAA tournament results

	8	First Round	9 Auburn	L 60–51
	8	First Round Second Round	9 St. Joseph's #1 Connecticut	W 62–52 L 91–45
	11	First Round Second Round	6 Wisconsin #3 Florida	W 75–64 L 89–57
	4	First Round Second Round Sweet Sixteen	13 St. Peter's #5 Auburn #1 Tennessee	W 73–48 W 76–61 L 68–52
	7	First Round Second Round	10 Denver #2 Texas Tech	W 77–57 L 73–52
	7	First Round Second Round	10 Georgia Tech #2 Purdue	W 61–59 L 80–62
	8	First Round Second Round	9 Iowa #1 Penn State	W 89–76 L 61–48
	12	First Round	5 DePaul	L 79–78
	7	First Round Second Round	10 Missouri #2 Connecticut	W 82–51 L 79–56
2021	7	First Round Second Round	10 Marquette #2 Baylor	W 70–63 L 90–48
2022	5	First Round	12 Florida Gulf Coast	L 84–81
2023	1	First Round Second Round Sweet Sixteen Elite Eight Final Four	16 Chattanooga #9 South Dakota State #4 Tennessee #3 Ohio State #3 LSU	W 58–33 W 72–60 W 73–64 W 84–74 L 72–79
2024	4	First Round Second Round	13 Marshall #5 Baylor	W 92-49 L 72–75

Notes and References

1. Megan Duffy named Virginia Tech women’s basketball head coach. Virginia Tech Hokies. April 3, 2024. April 3, 2024.
2. Web site: VIRGINIA TECH - 2016-17 WBB Team Guide.
3. Web site: hokiesports.com. www.hokiesports.com.