Sam Houston State University Women's Bowling

Season Wins Loses Final National Ranking NCAA Finish 2010-11 71 41 7th Tournament Qualifiers 2011-12 79 35 9th -- 2012-13 102 40 7th Tournament Qualifiers 2013-14 96 47 1st National Champions 2014-15 91 49 5th Semifinals 2015-16 102 47 6th Quarterfinals 2016-17 79 34 4th Semifinals 2017-18 85 46 5th Semifinals 2018-19 93 42 5th Tournament Qualiifiers 2019-20 87 40 5th Not Played - COVID 2020-21 43 40 7th NCAA Regional Finals Total 928 461 Brad Hagen is in his 11th season as the Head Women’s Bowling Coach at Sam Houston State. In his first 10 seasons, Hagen has amassed a record of 928-461, qualified for nine NCAA championships, has finished no worse than the top four in the SBL Conference Championships, and won an NCAA national title. His teams have also advanced to the semifinals three other times with the latest being in 2018. 2019 was no shortage of historic measures as the team captured its first Southland Bowling League Conference Championship. Its best finish prior too was in 2016 where they were the runner-up. Hagen built the Sam Houston bowling program from scratch and immediately made it a national power. In its inaugural season, the Bearkats became the first true Division I startup program to qualify for the NCAA Women’s Bowling Championships. In his first nine years, Hagen has guided the Bearkats to the NCAA Championships in eight of those seasons, highlighted by winning the school’s first Division I national championship in 2014, the fourth year of the program. The