Longest winning streak in DI women's basketball history

Long winning streaks have long been one of the clearest indicators of sustained success in women’s college basketball. Since the NCAA began sponsoring the sport in 1981-82, few Division I programs have strung together 30 or more winning streaks.

Here is a list of the longest winning streaks in DI women’s college basketball history.

Rank	Team	Won	Season(s)	Head coach
1	UConn	111	2014–17	Geno Auriemma
2	UConn	90	2008–11	Geno Auriemma
3	UConn	70	2001–03	Geno Auriemma
4	Louisiana Tech	54	1980–82	Leon Barmore
5	UConn	47	2013–15	Geno Auriemma
6	Tennessee	46	1996–98	Pat Summitt
7	South Carolina	43	2023–25	Dawn Staley
T8	Baylor	42	2011–12	Kim Mulkey
T8	South Carolina	42	2022–23	Dawn Staley
10	Texas	40	1985–87	Jody Conradt
11	Notre Dame	37	2013–14	Muffet McGraw
T12	Purdue	36	1998–00	Carolyn Peck
T12	UConn	36	2017–18	Geno Auriemma
T12	Baylor	36	2019–20	Kim Mulkey
15	UConn	35	1994–96	Geno Auriemma
T16	UConn	33	1996–97	Geno Auriemma
T16	Old Dominion	33	1996–97	Wendy Larry
T20	Louisiana Tech	32	1989–90	Leon Barmore
T20	North Carolina	32	1993–95	Sylvia Hatchell
T20	Stanford	32	2011–12	Tara VanDerveer
T20	Baylor	32	2012–13	Kim Mulkey
T20	Mississippi State	32	2017–18	Vic Schaefer

Record: UConn had 111 wins from 2014-17

UConn’s 111-game winning streak is the longest in Division I women’s basketball history, stretching from Nov. 23, 2014, to March 31, 2017, and including two national championships. During the streak, the Huskies never fell lower than No. 3 in the AP Top 25 rankings, posting 81 wins, 108 double-digit wins and 61 games of 40 or more points while ranked No. 1. Their streak was also the longest in women’s basketball history at 38, surpassing the men’s record of 88 set by UCLA from 1971-74, cementing their position as one of the sport’s greatest powers.