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{{Infobox college basketball team|women=yes

|name = Charlotte 49ers women's basketball

|logo = Charlotte_49ers_logo.svg

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|current = 2024–25 Charlotte 49ers women's basketball team

|university = University of North Carolina at Charlotte

|conference = The American

|division =

|location = Charlotte, North Carolina

|coach = Tomekia Reed

|tenure = 1st

|arena = Dale F. Halton Arena

|capacity = 9,105

|nickname = 49ers

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|NCAAtourneys = 2003, 2009, 2022

|conference_season = Sun Belt Conference
1990

Conference USA
2003, 2022
Atlantic 10 Conference
2006

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|conference_tournament = Conference USA
2009, 2022

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The Charlotte 49ers women's basketball team represents University of North Carolina at Charlotte in women's basketball. The school competes in the American Athletic Conference in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The 49ers play home basketball games at Halton Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina.{{cite web|url=http://www.charlotte49ers.com/index.aspx?path=wbball|title=Charlotte 49ers|work=charlotte49ers.com|accessdate=5 February 2017}}

History

As of the end of the 2015–16 season (their 41st), they have an all-time record of 653–506. They have won five conference titles, winning them in 1990 (Sun Belt), 2003 (C-USA), 2006 (Atlantic-10), 2009 (Atlantic 10), and 2022 (Conference USA).{{cite web|url=http://www.charlotte49ers.com/documents/2016/11/8/2016_17CHAWBBMediaGuidewithCovers.pdf|title=Charlotte 49ers|work=charlotte49ers.com|accessdate=5 February 2017}}

They played in the Sun Belt Conference from 1984 to 1991, the Metro Conference from 1991 to 1995, Conference USA from 1995–2005, 2013–2023, the Atlantic 10 Conference from 2006–2013 and the American Athletic Conference from 2023 to the present.{{Cite web |title=American Athletic Conference |url=https://theamerican.org/sports/2013/6/22/ABOUT_0622134018.aspx |access-date=2023-11-22 |website=theamerican.org |language=en}}

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{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=Charlotte 49ers|Season|Coach|Record|Conference Record}}
style="text-align:left"|1975–76Judy Wilkins Rose6–9n/a
style="text-align:left"|1976–77Judy Wilkins Rose3–13n/a
style="text-align:left"|1977–78Judy Wilkins Rose11–8n/a
style="text-align:left"|1978–79Judy Wilkins Rose20–6n/a
style="text-align:left"|1979–80Judy Wilkins Rose21–6n/a
style="text-align:left"|1980–81Judy Wilkins Rose22–10n/a
style="text-align:left"|1981–82Judy Wilkins Rose10–13n/a
style="text-align:left"|1982–83Ann Payne15–12n/a
style="text-align:left"|1983–84Ann Payne21–8n/a
style="text-align:left"|1984–85Cindy Connelley13–122–4
style="text-align:left"|1985–86Cindy Connelley15–133–3
style="text-align:left"|1986–87Cindy Connelley18–91–5
style="text-align:left"|1987–88Cindy Connelley10–171–5
style="text-align:left"|1988–89Ed Baldwin12–161–5
style="text-align:left"|1989–90Ed Baldwin24–84–2
style="text-align:left"|1990–91Ed Baldwin23–64–2
style="text-align:left"|1991–92Ed Baldwin20–88–4
style="text-align:left"|1992–93Ed Baldwin16–126–6
style="text-align:left"|1993–94Ed Baldwin14–134–8
style="text-align:left"|1994–95Ed Baldwin13–133–9
style="text-align:left"|1995–96Ed Baldwin10–184–8
style="text-align:left"|1996–97Ed Baldwin7–202–12
style="text-align:left"|1997–98Ed Baldwin10–185–11
style="text-align:left"|1998–99Ed Baldwin6–213–13
style="text-align:left"|1999–00Ed Baldwin10–203–13
style="text-align:left"|2000–01Ed Baldwin10–185–11
style="text-align:left"|2001–02Katie Meier16–137–7
style="text-align:left"|2002–03Katie Meier21–912–2
style="text-align:left"|2003–04Katie Meier17–148–6
style="text-align:left"|2004–05Katie Meier22–99–5
style="text-align:left"|2005–06Amanda Butler21–913–3
style="text-align:left"|2006–07Amanda Butler19–139–5
style="text-align:left"|2007–08Karen Aston18–149–5
style="text-align:left"|2008–09Karen Aston23–911–3
style="text-align:left"|2009–10Karen Aston18–149–5
style="text-align:left"|2010–11Karen Aston27–109–5
style="text-align:left"|2011–12Cara Consuegra16–148–6
style="text-align:left"|2012–13Cara Consuegra26–613–1
style="text-align:left"|2013–14Cara Consuegra15–169–7
style="text-align:left"|2014–15Cara Consuegra15–1710–8
style="text-align:left"|2015–16Cara Consuegra19–1212–6
2016–17

|Cara Consuegra

|21–10

|12–6

2017–18

|Cara Consuegra

|14–16

|10–6

2018–19

|Cara Consuegra

|18–13

|9–7

2019–20

|Cara Consuegra

|20–9

|11–7

2020–21

|Cara Consuegra

|10–12

|9–5

2021–22

|Cara Consuegra

|22–9

|15–3

2022–23

|Cara Consuegra

|12–19

|7–13

NCAA tournament results

The 49ers have appeared in three NCAA Tournaments, with a combined record of 0–3.

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{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=Charlotte 49ers|Year|Seed|Round|Opponent|Result}}
rowspan="1" | 200312First Round(5) {{cbb link|2002|sex=none|team=Georgia Lady Bulldogs|title=Georgia}}L 61—80
rowspan="1" | 200911First Round(6) {{cbb link|2008|sex=women|team=Purdue Boilermakers|title=Purdue}}L 52—65
rowspan="1" | 202214First Round(3) IndianaL 51—85

References

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External links

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{{American Athletic Conference women's basketball navbox}}

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