1996

NAIA National Tournament - 1st Round

21-10

In 1995-96, the women's basketball team became the first-ever Judson team to advance to an NAIA National Tournament. The squad won the Great Lakes Sectional by defeating Trinity International, 75-55, to earn the National Tournament appearance. Judson was then defeated by Evangel, 65-43, in the first round,  

1999

NAIA National Tournament - Elite Eight

CCAC Regular Season Champions

25-9

After a two-year hiatus, the women's basketball team made another NAIA Tournament appearance. After winning the CCAC regular-season championship, but losing in the CCAC Tournament in the semi-finals, Judson had to face tournament champion CardinalStritch for a berth to the tourney and were victorious on the road, 52-48. With their best NAIA Tournament finish to date, Judson advanced to the Elite Eight defeating Urbana (66-60) and St. Thomas Aquinas (64-54). This dream season came to an end with a loss to Central Methodist, 77-58, in the Elite Eight.

2001

NAIA National Tournament - Sweet 16

CCAC Regular Season Champions

CCAC Tournament Champions

27-6

NAIA All-American: Meghan McCarty (2nd team) - first-ever for Judson

Judson returned to the national scene in 2000-01 after missing the NAIA National Touranment in 1999-2000. Judson tied with Cardinal Stritch for the CCAC regular season championship and then defeated them, 60-50, in the CCAC tournament championship game. At the NAIA Tournament, Judson won their opening round game against Friends University, 64-61, advancing to the Sweet Sixteen. They then fell to No. 1 seeded Shawnee State, 83-70.

2002

NAIA National Tournament - Sweet 16

25-8

NAIA All-American: Shawna Jensen (2nd team)

Making their second straight NAIA Tournament and third appearance in four years, Judson ranked as high as No. 5 during the regular-season. A team of six seniors earned an at-large bid to the tournament. They opened up wiht a first-round win over Malone, 83-68. In the Sweet 16, Judson faced No. 2 seed Sterlin and fell, 72-64.

2005

NAIA National Tournament - Sweet 16

CCAC Regular Season Champions

25-7

Making its fifth appearance in nine years, Judson advanced to the NAIA National Tournament after receiving an at-large bid. Judson lost to conference rival Cardinal Stritch in the CCAC Tournament championship after sharing the regular-season title. With a No. 20 national ranking, Judson did receive the at-large bid and went on to upset William Jewell, 76-74, in the opening round. Advancing to the Sweet 16 for the fourth time in program history, Judson bowed out to Bethel College (IN), 74-60.

2006

NAIA National Tournament - 1st Round

CCAC Tournament Champions

21-11

NAIA All-American: Kim Watson (Honorable Mention)

In their sixth appearance in 10 years, Judson received the automatic berth wiht a win over Cardinal Stritch in the CCAC Tournament Championship, 68-50. In the NAIA National Touranment, Judson fell in the first round to eventual national champion Hastings College, 70-43.