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Team: Michigan Wolverines

Tier: Division I

Conference: Big Ten

Location: Ann Arbor, Mich.

Venue: Crisler Center

Michigan Wolverines Women’s Basketball Tickets

The University of Michigan first began playing women’s basketball in 1973 with Vic Katch at the helm. Although the team originally competed in the AIAW or the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women, Michigan joined the NCAA in 1982. After struggling for several seasons, Michigan made its first NCAA Tournament appearance under Head Coach Bud VanDeWege in 1990 with a 20-10 record. Michigan returned to the tournament three more times under Sue Guevara. During her tenure between 1996 and 2003, she was Michigan’s most successful coach up to that point with 123 wins and a second-place finish in the Big Ten. The arrival of Kim Barnes Arico in 2012 ushered in Michigan’s most consistent run of success. She has made a postseason tournament in every year of her tenure. In 2017, her Michigan team won the women’s NIT postseason tournament for the first time. Michigan Wolverines women’s basketball tickets are available at StubHub, a leading source for live events.

Who are some of the Michigan Wolverines' top players?

Michigan has had several standout performances in its history. Forward Stacey Thomas, who went on to have a six-year career in the WNBA, won the 1997 Big Ten Freshman of the Year and the 2000 Defensive Player of the Year. She accumulated 1,556 points at Michigan and set a conference record with 372 steals. In 2018, Senior Katelynn Flaherty set the school record for most points in school history, men’s or women’s. She surpassed Glen Rice’s record of 2,442.

Do the Michigan Wolverines have any rivals?

Just as in other sports, Michigan’s traditional rivals are Michigan State and Ohio State. Michigan plays both teams once or twice during the regular season. There is also the possibility that the teams could meet at some point during the Big Ten Tournament.

What was the Michigan Wolverines' record last season?

In the 2018 to 2019 season, the Michigan Wolverines compiled an overall record of 21-11 with victories over Miss., Minn. and Iowa, which were all ranked at the time. The team finished fourth in the Big Ten with an 11-7 conference record. Entering the NCAA Tournament as a No. 8 seed, Michigan Wolverines beat No. 9 seed Kansas State by 84-54. Naz Hillmon had a team high 17 points and 10 rebounds off the bench. However, the season ended with a 71-50 loss to the No. 1 seed Louisville.

What is the Michigan Wolverines' schedule?

The team's 2019 to 2020 season takes place between Oct. 30 and March 1. In the early part of the season, Michigan participated in the Akron Classic, the Big Ten/ACC Challenge and the Basketball Hall of Fame Women’s Showcase. Critical Big Ten matchups include Maryland, Northwestern, Iowa, Ohio State and Michigan State. The Big Ten Tournament begins on March 4 right after the end of the regular season. All 14 Big Ten teams will participate, though higher seeds will receive a bye into the later rounds. If Michigan makes the NCAA Tournament, then it will begin playing no earlier than March 20.

Who is the Michigan Wolverines' head coach?

Kim Barnes Arico has served as Michigan’s head coach since April 20, 2012. She is the most successful head coach in program history with a school record in wins and three NCAA Tournament appearances. Before she joined the Wolverines, Arico was the head coach of St. John’s, where she made four NCAA Tournament appearances in a decade. She was also the head coach of Division II Adelphi between 1999 and 2002.

What is the size of the Michigan Wolverines' venue?

The Crisler Center, which has been a centerpiece of the Michigan campus since it opened in 1967, currently seats up to 12,707. The student section for home games is known as the Maize Rage. It leads the rest of the crowd in chants and cheers.Back to Top

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