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College basketball team

Northern Illinois Huskies
women's basketball

2024–25 Northern Illinois Huskies women's basketball team

University

Northern Illinois University

Head coach

Jacey Brooks (1st season)

Conference

Mid-American

Location

DeKalb, Illinois

Arena

NIU Convocation Center
(capacity: 10,000)

Nickname

Huskies

Colors

Cardinal and black^[1]

Uniforms

Home

Away

NCAA tournament second round

1990, 1992

NCAA tournament appearances

1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995

AIAW tournament Elite Eight

1972

Other AIAW tournament results

Appearances	1972

Conference tournament champions

1990, 1992 (NSC)
1993 (Mid-Con)
1995 (MCC)

Conference regular-season champions

1989, 1990 (NSC)
1993, 1994 (Mid-Con)

TheNorthern Illinois Huskies women's basketball team is thecollege basketball team that representNorthern Illinois University (NIU) inDeKalb,Illinois, United States. The school's team currently competes in theMid-American Conference (MAC). The team last played in theNCAA Division I women's basketball tournament in1995.

Season-by-season records

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Statistics overview
Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
Mary Bell(Independent)(1957–1977)
1957–58	Mary Bell	1–1
1958–59	Mary Bell	3–1
1959–60	Mary Bell	2–3
1960–61	Mary Bell	5–1
1961–62	Mary Bell	4–2
1962–63	Mary Bell	3–3
1963–64	Mary Bell	6–3
1964–65	Mary Bell	4–5
1965–66	Mary Bell	7–2
1966–67	Mary Bell	4–4
1967–68	Mary Bell	6–6
1968–69	Mary Bell	8–3
1969–70	Mary Bell	11–2
1970–71	Mary Bell	9–4
1971–72	Mary Bell	15–3			MidwestAIAW Region Champion^[2] AIAW Elite Eight
1972–73	Mary Bell	6–9			Illinois AIAW Tournament
1973–74	Mary Bell	6–7			Illinois AIAW Tournament
1974–75	Mary Bell	1–11			Illinois AIAW Tournament
1975–76	Mary Bell	5–10			Illinois AIAW Tournament
1976–77	Mary Bell	3–10			Illinois AIAW Tournament
Mary Bell:		109–90
Alex Textor(Independent)(1977–1981)
1977–78	Alex Textor	4–9			Illinois AIAW Tournament
1978–79	Alex Textor	11–8			Illinois AIAW Tournament
1979–80	Alex Textor	17–12			Illinois AIAW Tournament
1980–81	Alex Textor	15–17			Illinois AIAW Tournament
Alex Textor:		47–46
Rita Horky(MAC)(1981–1983)
1981–82	Rita Horky	18–14	7–4	T–3rd	Illinois AIAW State Champion^[2] Midwest AIAW Region Final^[2]
1982–83	Rita Horky	13–14	7–11	7th
Rita Horky:		31–28	14–15
Cherri Block(MAC)(1983–1984)
1983–84	Cherri Block	15–13	9–9	T–4th
Cherri Block:		15–13	9–9
Jane Albright(MAC)(1984–1986)
1984–85	Jane Albright	15–13	11–7	4th
1985–86	Jane Albright	8–19	6–12	8th
Jane Albright(Independent)(1986–1987)
1986–87	Jane Albright	11–16
Jane Albright(North Star Conference)(1987–1992)
1987–88	Jane Albright	14–14	6–4	4th
1988–89	Jane Albright	23–7	12–2	T–1st
1989–90	Jane Albright	26–5	12–0	1st	NCAA 2nd Round
1990–91	Jane Albright	25–10	12–2	2nd	7th inNWIT
1991–92	Jane Albright	18–14	8–4	T–2nd	NCAA 2nd Round
Jane Albright(Mid-Continent Conference)(1992–1994)
1992–93	Jane Albright	24–6	15–1	1st	NCAA 1st Round
1993–94	Jane Albright	24–6	18–0	1st	NCAA 1st Round
Jane Albright:		188–110	100–32
Liz Galloway-McQuitter(Midwestern Collegiate Conference)(1994–1997)
1994–95	Liz Galloway-McQuitter	17–14	10–6	T–4th	NCAA 1st Round
1995–96	Liz Galloway-McQuitter	9–19	5–11	T–6th
1996–97	Liz Galloway-McQuitter	7–20	5–11	T–6th
Liz Galloway-McQuitter(MAC)(1997–1998)
1997–98	Liz Galloway-McQuitter	4–22	3–15	6th (West)
Liz Galloway-McQuitter:		37–75	23–43
Carol Hammerle(MAC)(1998–2005)
1998–99	Carol Hammerle	10–16	7–9	3rd (West)
1999–00	Carol Hammerle	6–22	5–11	6th (West)
2000–01	Carol Hammerle	16–16^[3]	10–6^[3]	3rd (West)^[3]
2001–02	Carol Hammerle	17–13^[4]	10–6^[4]	T–4th (West)^[4]
2002–03	Carol Hammerle	12–16^[5]	8–8^[5]	5th (West)^[5]
2003–04	Carol Hammerle	12–16^[6]^[7]	7–9^[6]	T–5th (West)^[6]
2004–05	Carol Hammerle	7–21^[8]	4–12^[8]	T–6th (West)^[8]
Carol Hammerle:		80–120	51–61
Carol Owens(MAC)(2005–2010)
2005–06	Carol Owens	12–17^[9]^[10]	7–9^[9]	T–4th (West)^[9]
2006–07	Carol Owens	19–12^[11]	8–8^[11]	3rd (West)^[11]
2007–08	Carol Owens	10–18^[12]	6–8^[12]	4th (West)^[12]
2008–09	Carol Owens	15–15^[13]	10–6^[13]	3rd (West)^[13]
2009–10	Carol Owens	10–19^[14]	4–12^[14]	5th (West)^[14]
Carol Owens:		66–81	35–43
Kathi Bennett(MAC)(2010–2015)
2010–11	Kathi Bennett	13–17^[15]	7–9^[15]	4th (West)^[15]
2011–12	Kathi Bennett	14–17^[16]	6–10^[16]	4th (West)^[16]
2012–13	Kathi Bennett	7–23^[17]	2–14^[17]	6th (West)^[17]
2013–14	Kathi Bennett	11–19^[18]	6–10^[18]	6th (West)^[18]
2014–15	Kathi Bennett	12–17^[18]	8–10^[18]	5th (West)^[18]
Kathi Bennett:		57–93	29–53
Lisa Carlsen(MAC)(2015–present)
2015–16	Lisa Carlsen	13–17^[19]	4–13	6th (West)
2016–17	Lisa Carlsen	21–12	12–6	3rd (West)	WNIT 1st Round
2017–18	Lisa Carlsen	15–15	7–11	5th (West)
2018–19	Lisa Carlsen	19–13	10–8	3rd (West)
2019–20	Lisa Carlsen	11–19	7–1	6th (West)
2020–21	Lisa Carlsen	12–12	10–8	7th
2021–22	Lisa Carlsen	14–15	11–9	5th
2022–23	Lisa Carlsen	16–17	8–10	T–5th	WBI 1st Round
2023–24	Lisa Carlsen	15-16	8–10	T–6th
Lisa Carlsen:		136–136	77–76
Total:		766–792
National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

Division I postseason results

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NCAA tournament

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The Huskies have appeared in fiveNCAA tournaments. Their combined record is 2–5.

Year	Seed	Region	Location	Round	Opponent	Result	NIU Head Coach
1990	5th	Midwest	DeKalb, IL West Lafayette IN	First Round Second Round	(12)Texas Tech (4)Purdue	W 84–63 L 86–81	Jane Albright
1992	11th	Mideast	Ruston, LA West Lafayette, IN	First Round Second Round	(6)Louisiana Tech (3) Purdue	W 77–71 (OT) L 98–62	Jane Albright
1993	11th	East	Washington, D.C.	First Round	(6)Georgetown	L 74–73	Jane Albright
1994	11th	Mideast	Springfield, MO	First Round	(6)SW Missouri State	L 75–56	Jane Albright
1995	16th	West	Nashville, TN	First Round	(1)Vanderbilt	L 90–54	Liz Galloway-McQuitter

National Invitation tournament

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The Huskies have appeared in twoNational Invitation Tournaments. Their combined record is 1–3.^[20]

Year	Location	Round	Opponent	Result	NIU Head Coach
1991	Amarillo, TX	First Round Consolation Semis 7th Place Game	Houston Alabama-Birmingham Notre Dame	L 83–71 L 78–71 W 84–82	Jane Albright
2017	Brookings, SD	First Round	South Dakota State	L 94–84	Lisa Carlsen

AIAW tournament

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The Huskies have appeared in oneAIAW tournament. Their record is 1–1.

Year	Location	Round	Opponent	Result	NIU Head Coach
1972	Normal, IL	First Round Quarterfinals	Washington State West Chester State	W 50–43 L 66–54	Mary Bell

Coaching staff

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On June 30, 2015, the Huskies announced Lisa Carlsen as the next women's basketball head coach.^[21]^[22]

Lisa Carlsen – Head Coach
Kierra McCleary – Assistant Coach
John McGinty – Assistant Coach
Adam Tandez – Assistant Coach
Jazz Weaver – Director of Basketball Operations
Takima Keane – Graduate Assistant

References

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^"NIU Athletic Marks Standards Guide"(PDF). July 12, 2016. RetrievedNovember 7, 2016.
^^a ^b ^c"NIU Women's Basketball Record Book"(PDF).
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^"Northern Illinois Huskies Women's Basketball 2003–04 Schedule – Huskies Home and Away – ESPN".ESPN.com.
^^a ^b ^c"Mid-American Conference".ESPN.com.
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^"Northern Illinois Huskies Women's Basketball 2005–06 Schedule – Huskies Home and Away – ESPN".ESPN.com.
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^NIU Huskies Women's Basketball Record Book
^NIU Earns WNIT Bid for First Postseason Appearance since 1995
^"Lisa Carlsen Named NIU Women's Basketball Coach".NIUHuskies.com.
^NIU Women's Basketball Coaching Staff

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Venues	Chick Evans Field House (1957–2002) Convocation Center (2002–present)
Culture & lore	"Huskie Fight Song" Huskie Band
People	Head coaches
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Northern Illinois University

Located in:DeKalb, Illinois
Founded: 1895

Academics

Campus

Athletics

Teams	Baseball Men's basketball Women's basketball Football Gymnastics Men's soccer Women's soccer Softball Women's volleyball Wrestling
Venues	Huskie Stadium Ralph McKinzie Field Soccer and Track Complex

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Championships & awards	Mid-American Conference women's basketball tournament Regular Season Champions
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