Big West Conference Women's Basketball Tournament
The Big West Conference Women's Basketball Tournament is the conference championship tournament in basketball for the Big West Conference. It is a single-elimination tournament and seeding is based on regular season records. The winner, declared conference champion, receives the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Championship. The women's tournament has been played every year since 1983.
Big West Conference Women's Basketball Tournament | |
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Sport | College basketball |
Conference | Big West Conference |
Number of teams | 8 |
Format | Single-elimination tournament |
Current stadium | Honda Center |
Current location | Anaheim, California |
Played | 1984–present |
Last contest | 2019 |
Current champion | UC Davis |
Most championships | UCSB (14) |
Tournament champions
Year | Champion | Score | Runner-Up | Tournament Site |
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1984 | UNLV | 90-55 | UC Irvine | UNLV[lower-alpha 1] |
1985 | UNLV | 61-60 | UC Irvine | UC Irvine |
1986 | UNLV | 99-89 | Long Beach State | L.A. Forum, first round at LBS |
1987 | Long Beach State | 98-57 | UNLV | L.A. Forum |
1988 | Long Beach State | 79-58 | UNLV | L.A. Forum |
1989 | Long Beach State | 89-81 | UNLV | Long Beach Arena, opening qualifying game at LBS |
1990 | UNLV | 67-64 | Long Beach State | Long Beach Arena |
1991 | Long Beach State | 71-60 | Cal State Fullerton | Long Beach Arena |
1992 | UCSB | 68-60 | Long Beach State | Long Beach Arena |
1993 | UCSB | 80-77 | Hawai'i | Long Beach Arena |
1994 | UNLV | 78-60 | Hawai'i | Thomas & Mack Center |
1995 | UC Irvine | 65-53 | Pacific | Thomas & Mack Center |
1996 | Hawai'i | 68-64 | Pacific | Lawlor Events Center |
1997 | UCSB | 81-66 | UC Irvine | Lawlor Events Center |
1998 | UCSB | 86-69 | Boise State | Lawlor Events Center |
1999 | UCSB | 94-67 | Long Beach State | Lawlor Events Center |
2000 | UCSB | 79-69 | Long Beach State | Lawlor Events Center |
2001 | UCSB | 79-76 | Long Beach State | Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California |
2002 | UCSB | 64-53 | Pacific | Anaheim Convention Center |
2003 | UCSB | 68-50 | Pacific | Anaheim Convention Center |
2004 | UCSB | 68-51 | Idaho | Anaheim Convention Center |
2005 | UCSB | 74-66 | Idaho | Anaheim Convention Center |
2006 | UC Riverside | 59-58 | UCSB | Anaheim Convention Center |
2007 | UC Riverside | 70-67 | UCSB | Anaheim Convention Center |
2008 | UCSB | 74-59 | UC Davis | Anaheim Convention Center |
2009 | UCSB | 64-57 | Cal Poly SLO | Anaheim Convention Center |
2010 | UC Riverside | 71-67 | UC Davis | Anaheim Convention Center |
2011 | UC Davis | 66-49 | Cal Poly | Opening round at Campus sites, semifinals and finals at Honda Center |
2012 | UCSB | 63-54 | Long Beach State | Opening round at Campus sites, semifinals and finals at Honda Center |
2013 | Cal Poly | 63-49 | Pacific | Honda Center |
2014 | Cal State Northridge | 73-58 | Cal Poly | Honda Center |
2015 | Cal State Northridge | 67-60 | Hawaii | First two rounds at Titan Gym, semifinals and finals at Honda Center |
2016 | Hawaii | 78-59 | UC Davis | First two rounds at Bren Events Center, semifinals and finals at Honda Center |
2017 | Long Beach State | 56–55 | UCSB | First two rounds at Walter Pyramid, semifinals and finals at Honda Center |
2018 | Cal State Northridge | 63–55 | UCSB | First two rounds at Titan Gym, semifinals and finals at Honda Center |
2019 | UC Davis | 58–50 | Hawaii | First two rounds at Bren Events Center, semifinals and finals at Honda Center |
2020 | Cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic |
- 1984 Tournament was played at location of highest remaining seed.
Performance by school
Member | Winners | Winning Years |
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UCSB | 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2012 | |
UNLV | 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1994 | |
Long Beach State | 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 2017 | |
UC Riverside | 2006, 2007, 2010 | |
Cal State Northridge | 2014, 2015, 2018 | |
Hawai'i | 1996, 2016 | |
UC Davis | 2011, 2019 | |
UC Irvine | 1995 | |
Cal Poly | 2013 |
- Teams in bold represent current conference members
References
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