WashU Athletics commemorates Women's History Month by celebrating the significant achievements of female athletes in the program's history. Women's sports have remarkably contributed 24 out of the Bears' 29 national titles, with volleyball leading the charge. Notable statistics include 65 Final Four appearances and 117 conference championships, highlighting the robust tradition of excellence among female athletes at WashU. Pioneering coaches and current leaders continue to build on this legacy, showcasing talent across multiple sports and maintaining the department's competitive edge.

By the Numbers
  • 24 national titles won by women's sports out of a total of 29
  • 163 NCAA team appearances by women's programs, out of 293 total
  • 10 NCAA National Championships captured by the volleyball program
State of Play
  • Women's programs continue to thrive with recent national championships in soccer and tennis, with volleyball maintaining a strong presence.
  • The current coaching staff includes several successful female coaches who have led teams to national prominence.
What's Next

The ongoing commitment to supporting female athletes and expanding the athletics program will likely result in further national titles. There is a strong push for alumni and community support to continue enhancing the student-athlete experience. As more resources are dedicated, WashU is poised to maintain its status as a Division III powerhouse.

Bottom Line

WashU's celebration of Women's History Month underscores the lasting impact of female athletes and coaches on the institution's legacy. The impressive achievements and ongoing support pave the way for continued success and inspire future generations of women in sports.