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Wake Forest Demon Deacons women's basketball



2018–19 Wake Forest Demon Deacons women's basketball team
Wake Forest University Athletic logo.svg
University Wake Forest University
Head coach
Jen Hoover (7th season)
Conference Atlantic Coast Conference
Location Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Arena Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Nickname Demon Deacons
Colors Old Gold and Black[1]
         
Uniforms








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Home jersey

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Team colours


Home


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Away jersey

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Team colours


Away


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Alternate jersey

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Team colours


Alternate

NCAA Tournament second round
1988
NCAA Tournament appearances
1988

The Wake Forest Demon Deacons women's basketball team represents Wake Forest in women's basketball. The school competes in the Atlantic Coast Conference in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The Demon Deacons play home basketball games at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. [2]




Contents






  • 1 Season-by-season record


    • 1.1 WNIT results




  • 2 References


  • 3 External links





Season-by-season record


The Demon Deacons have a 565–712 all-time record, with one appearance in the NCAA Tournament (1988), where they beat Villanova 53–51 in the First Round, ultimately to lose to Tennessee 94–66 in the Second Round the following game.[3]









































































































































































































































































































Season Coach Record
Conference Record
1971–72 Nora Lynn Finch 5–6 n/a
1972–73 Nora Lynn Finch 12–4 n/a
1973–74 Gail Klock 5–5 n/a
1974–75 Sharron Perkins 9–11 n/a
1975–76 Sharron Perkins 4–10 n/a
1976–77 Barbara Warren 6–14 n/a
1977–78 Barbara Warren 4–19 2–4
1978–79 Barbara Warren 2–19 0–7
1979–80 Wanda Briley 7–20 1–8
1980–81 Wanda Briley 10–18 0–8
1981–82 Wanda Briley 13–17 1–9
1982–83 Wanda Briley 14–14 0–7
1983–84 Wanda Briley 13–14 2–12
1984–85 Wanda Briley 14–13 4–10
1985–86 Joe Sanchez 16–13 4–10
1986–87 Joe Sanchez 13–15 3–11
1987–88 Joe Sanchez 23–8 9–5
1988–89 Joe Sanchez 16–12 6–8
1989–90 Joe Sanchez 16–14 5–9
1990–91 Joe Sanchez 15–13 5–9
1991–92 Joe Sanchez 10–18 1–15
1992–93 Karen Freeman 14–14 4–12
1993–94 Karen Freeman 8–19 3–13
1994–95 Karen Freeman 11–16 4–12
1995–96 Karen Freeman 13–14 6–10
1996–97 Karen Freeman 12–16 3–13
1997–98 Charlene Curtis 4–23 0–16
1998–99 Charlene Curtis 8–20 3–13
1999-00 Charlene Curtis 7–21 3–13
2000–01 Charlene Curtis 11–17 3–13
2001–02 Charlene Curtis 12–16 5–11
2002–03 Charlene Curtis 13–15 3–13
2003–04 Charlene Curtis 12–17 4–12
2004–05 Mike Petersen 17–15 3–11
2005–06 Mike Petersen 12–16 3–11
2006–07 Mike Petersen 9–20 0–14
2007–08 Mike Petersen 15–15 2–12
2008–09 Mike Petersen 19–12 5–9
2009–10 Mike Petersen 18–14 7–7
2010–11 Mike Petersen 15–17 5–9
2011–12 Mike Petersen 20–14 7–9
2012–13 Jen Hoover 13–19 5–13
2013–14 Jen Hoover 15–16 5–11
2014–15 Jen Hoover 13–20 2–14
2015–16 Jen Hoover 17–16 6–10
2016–17 Jen Hoover 16–16 6–10
2017–18 Jen Hoover 14–17 5–11
2018–19 Jen Hoover 10–20 1–15


WNIT results


The Demon Deacons have appeared in the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT) six times.













































Year Round Opponent Result
2005 First Round
Second Round
Quarterfinals		 Charlotte
South Florida
West Virginia
W 100–75
W 78–63
L 62–65
2009 First Round Georgetown L 61–72
2010 First Round North Carolina A&T
L 49–79
2012 First Round
Second Round		 Charlotte
James Madison
W 72–61
L 76–84^OT
2016 First Round
Second Round		 Charleston
Florida Gulf Coast
W 72–69
L 58–67
2017 First Round
Second Round		 Bethune Cookman
Middle Tennessee
W 71–41
L 66–73


References





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  2. ^ "Wake Forest Demon Deacons Official Athletic Site – Women's Basketball". wakeforestsports.Com. Retrieved 2017-01-28.


  3. ^ http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/wake/sports/w-baskbl/auto_pdf/2016-17/misc_non_event/2016-17_Media_Guide_79-94.pdf




External links



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