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2020 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship WHAT’S INSIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Leaving a Legacy .......................................................2 Big 12 Enters ird Year with Rhoden Fellows ..........4 #TH12isWBB ...........................................................6 2019-20 Standings & Individual Stat Leaders .........10 2020 Tournament Bracket & Notes ........................14 2019-20 Schedules & Results ..................................15 Past Championship Results .....................................26 All-Tournament Teams ............................................28 Championship Records ...........................................30 e Big 12 Conference ............................................32 Conference Champions ...........................................34 Sportsmanship & Championship Schedules ............35 National Champions ...............................................38 Quick Facts & Social Media ....................................39 Kansas City, Missouri ..............................................40 Municipal Auditorium ............................................42 Special Olympics .....................................................44 Blood & Food Drives at Championship ..................46 TEAM INFORMATION Fan’s Guide to Big 12 Now on ESPN+ ....................48 /Big12 @Big12Conference 16 BAYLOR LADY BEARS 21 OKLAHOMA STATE COWGIRLS @Big12Conference 17 IOWA STATE CYCLONES 22 TCU HORNED FROGS CREDITS e o cial 2020 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship Program is published by the 18 KANSAS JAYHAWKS 23 TEXAS LONGHORNS Big 12 Conference and Lear eld IMG College. Big 12 Conference KANSAS STATE WILDCATS TEXAS TECH LADY RAIDERS Commissioner: Bob Bowlsby; Editorial Sta : 19 24 Bob Burda, Joni Lehmann, Russell Luna, Max Calderone and Abby Vinson 20 OKLAHOMA SOONERS 25 WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAINEERS Learfi eld IMG College BIG 12 CHAMPIONS YEAR REG. CHAMPION BIG OVERALL COACH TOURNAMENT CHAMPION SITE President and CEO, Learfi eld IMG College: Greg 1997 Kansas 14-2 25-6 Marian Washington Colorado (Kansas City, Mo.) 1998 Texas Tech 15-1 26-5 Marsha Sharp Texas Tech (Kansas City, Mo.) Brown 1999 Texas Tech 14-2 30-4 Marsha Sharp Texas Tech (Kansas City, Mo.) 2000 Iowa State 13-3 27-6 Bill Fennelly Iowa State (Kansas City, Mo.) Texas Tech 13-3 28-5 Marsha Sharp Learfi eld IMG College Publishing Oklahoma 13-3 25-8 Sherri Coale 2001 Oklahoma 15-1 28-6 Sherri Coale Iowa State (Kansas City, Mo.) Project Senior Manager: Matt Coy; Project 2002 Oklahoma 14-2 32-4 Sherri Coale Oklahoma (Kansas City, Mo.) Manager: Kristin Pratt; Project Editors: Jonathan 2003 Texas 15-1 29-6 Jody Conradt Texas (Dallas, Texas) 2004 Texas 14-2 30-5 Jody Conradt Oklahoma (Dallas, Texas) Stark, Matt Montavon, Andrew Campbell, Kansas State 14-2 25-6 Deb Patterson 2005 Baylor 14-2 33-3 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Kansas City, Mo.) Ryan Cox; Project Designer: Kim Hoskins; Vice 2006 Oklahoma 16-0 31-5 Sherri Coale Oklahoma (Dallas, Texas) President, Publishing: Kirk Phillips; Director, 2007 Texas A&M 13-3 25-7 Gary Blair Oklahoma (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Oklahoma 13-3 28-5 Sherri Coale Local/Regional Print Sales: Doug Iler; Creative 2008 Kansas State 13-3 22-10 Deb Patterson Texas A&M (Kansas City, Mo.) Director: Kristy Marques; Senior Managers: Jason 2009 Oklahoma 15-1 32-5 Sherri Coale Baylor (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 2010 Nebraska 16-0 32-2 Connie Yori Texas A&M (Kansas City, Mo.) Crisler, Chad Laytham; Manager: Richard Groves; 2011 Baylor 15-1 34-3 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Kansas City, Mo.) 2012 Baylor 18-0 40-0 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Kansas City, Mo.) Marketing Manager: Clerrinda Queen; Senior 2013 Baylor 18-0 34-2 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Dallas, Texas) Specialists: Dan Peters, Courtney Birnbaum; 2014 Baylor 16-2 32-5 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Oklahoma City, Okla.) West Virginia 16-2 30-5 Mike Carey Senior Graphic Designer: Sarah Jane Snowden; 2015 Baylor 16-2 33-4 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Dallas, Texas) 2016 Baylor 17-1 36-2 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Publication Specialists: Kimberly Sanders, Casey 2017 Baylor 17-1 33-4 Kim Mulkey West Virginia (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Castle, Sarah King 2018 Baylor 18-0 33-2 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 2019 Baylor 18-0 37-1 Kim Mulkey Baylor (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Big12Sports.com \ @Big12Conference \ #Big12WBB 1 #TH12isWBB 2020 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship LEAVING A LEGACY By Abby Vinson t has been said that we rise by lifting others. The Big 12 has risen. Yes, the Super Bowl IMVPs, national championship winners and first round MLB draft selections have been an uplift. But the Conference also takes pride in stretching beyond playing surfaces to impact the communities the Big 12 calls home. Since 2016, the Big 12 has incorporated a legacy project at various schools and parks in the Kansas City community in conjunction with the Big 12 Men’s Basketball Championship. This season, the women’s championship has also moved back to Kansas City. “We appreciate the opportunity to impact the Kansas City community beyond intercollegiate athletics,” said Big 12 Conference Commissioner Bob Bowlsby. “These projects have had a transformational effect by providing enhanced resources to students and educators.” The Conference’s first project was refurbishing the outdoor courts at the Kansas City Urban Youth Academy, while doing a similar project in 2017 at the Kansas City School for the Deaf. The Big 12 concentrated its legacy effort on the Oak Park area in 2018, redoing the outdoor courts at the Pat Clarke Outdoor Arena. The Big 12 helped rebuild a classroom/media area at Noble Prentis Elementary in 2019. In 2019, the Big 12 transitioned to the classroom setting, rebuilding a classroom/media area at Noble Prentis Elementary, a school that had not seen a major undertaking since receiving an air conditioner in 2001, despite being built in 1955. “One of the best ways to impact kids well before they reach college is to help empower their teachers and that is what we are trying to do,” said CFP Foundation Executive Director Britton Banowky. This year’s project featured an entire classroom makeover at the Kansas City Girls Prep Academy, complete with updated technology among other region. The Big 12 goes a step further, receiving features. Additionally, the school will receive a $50,000 additional funding from Conference partners Phillips grant from the Big 12 through the CFP Extra Yard for 66 and Gatorade, bringing EYFT makeovers to the Teachers program. cities in which its Championships are held. “The positive impact of sports extends well beyond In addition to the Conference’s efforts in Kansas the court. The Big 12 legacy project is proof of that,” City, the Big 12 extended its impact to Ames, Iowa, and said Kathy Nelson, President & CEO of the Kansas Morgantown, West Virginia, this year. Ames Middle City Sports Commission. “From an elementary school School was the benefactor of a new digital learning lab library to the three renovated basketball courts, the unveiled on the first day back from winter break, while impact can be felt on both the Kansas and Missouri Morgantown’s Mountainview Elementary’s classroom sides of our bi-state community. By focusing on diverse makeover was unveiled on February 24. and underserved areas of our city, we’ve been able to Ames served as the site as the Big 12 Indoor Track prove that sports can make a difference in a multitude and Field Championship, while Morgantown hosted of ways.” the Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championship at its In 2017, the Big 12 refurbished the courts at the Extra Yard For Teachers is a passion project new state of the art The Aquatic Center at Mylan Park. Kansas City School for the Deaf. of the CFP Foundation, which seeds major The Big 12 Gymnastics Championship will also be held conferences with resources to impact their respective in Morgantown, on March 21. #TH12isWBB 2 Big12Sports.com \ @Big12Conference \ #Big12WBB Everyone in this region deserves access to nationally ranked care. When people have access to advanced healthcare, they live healthier, longer lives. As the only academic medical center in Kansas, we are constantly driven to improve the health of everyone in the region by sharing the latest innovations, best practices and discoveries. That’s why we’re working with physicians and hospitals across the state to increase access to nationally ranked care. In fact, once again, our care has received national recognition in the recent U.S. News & World Report “Best Hospitals” edition. We are the region’s only hospital ranked among the nation’s best in 8 adult medical and surgical specialties. We are proud to advance the health of everyone in Kansas and beyond. To learn more about these rankings, and what they mean for you, visit kansashealthsystem.com/nationalquality. ADVANCING THE POWER OF MEDICINE® © The University of Kansas Health System 2020 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship BIG 12 ENTERS THIRD YEAR WITH RHODEN FELLOWS he three-year relationship between the Big 12 Conference and the Rhoden Fellowship, an internship program by ESPN The Undefeated, will continue Twith the 2020 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship from March 12-15 at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City. Rhoden Fellows Whitney Bronson and Arthur Cribbs will work with Big 12 staff on digital content, and media operations and coverage for the Championship, as part of the hands-on professional training offered through the internship program. “The Rhoden Fellowship program has been a tremendous asset to the Big 12 the
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