Texas Tech Red Raiders Womens Basketball Information
The Texas Tech Lady Raiders basketball team plays in the Big 12 Conference of NCAA Division I and represents Texas Tech University. Texas Tech University women's basketball played its first season in 1975–76. The squad won the 1993 NCAA Women's Basketball Championship.
It has always been the goal of the Lady Raiders basketball team to compete at the most elite level of college sports. Respect from its rivals results from the team's lengthy history of grit and perseverance. Many talented athletes have come out of the school; some have gone to stardom after graduation.
In their inaugural season, the Lady Raiders played all their home games in the Women's Gym on campus in 1975–76, a nostalgic memory for many. The team then moved to the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum, which became the home of the Lady Raiders and the Red Raiders basketball teams for several more seasons, marking a significant chapter in the team's history.
The team's sole home field was Lubbock Municipal Coliseum beginning in the 1978–79 season; they continued to play there until the 1999 season when the United Supermarkets Arena opened.
The Texas Tech Lady Raiders have achieved remarkable success, winning numerous conference championships and consistently making it to the NCAA playoffs. Their unwavering commitment to excellence has firmly established them as a dominant force in women's collegiate basketball, a source of pride for their fans and supporters.
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