Amy Ruley

Amy Ruley

Amy Ruley is the current women's head basketball coach at North Dakota State University. Ruley has the greatest number of victories of any women's coach at NDSU, with over 600 wins, and has led the Bison to 5 NCAA Division II championships. She was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2004. She is a graduate of Purdue University.

On Monday, March 3, 2008, Ruley announced that she would step down as coach after the game that evening against Centenary College (La.) and remain at NDSU as an associate athletic director with responsibilities directed towards fundraising for the athletic department.

Head Coaching Record

CBB Yearly Record Start
type=coach
conference=
postseason=
poll=no
CBB Yearly Record Subhead
name=North Dakota State
startyear=1979
conference=North Central Conference
endyear=2006
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1979–1980
name = North Dakota State
overall = 14-15
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 4th
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1980–1981
name = North Dakota State
overall = 19-12
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 5th
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1981–1982
name = North Dakota State
overall = 22-10
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = 4th
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1982–1983
name = North Dakota State
overall = 16-10
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 3rd
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1983–1984
name = North Dakota State
overall = 15-12
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 4th
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1984–1985
name = North Dakota State
overall = 19-8
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 4th
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = conference
season = 1985–1986
name = North Dakota State
overall = 24-9
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = 2nd
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1986–1987
name = North Dakota State
overall = 26-4
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = t-5th
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1987–1988
name = North Dakota State
overall = 28-3
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = t-3rd
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1988–1989
name = North Dakota State
overall = 23-7
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1989–1990
name = North Dakota State
overall = 25-5
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = national
season = 1990–1991
name = North Dakota State
overall = 31-2
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = 1st
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = conference
season = 1991–1992
name = North Dakota State
overall = 29-4
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = 2nd
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = national
season = 1992–1993
name = North Dakota State
overall = 30-2
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = 1st
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = national
season = 1993–1994
name = North Dakota State
overall = 27-5
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = 1st
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = national
season = 1994–1995
name = North Dakota State
overall = 32-0
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = 1st
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = national
season = 1995–1996
name = North Dakota State
overall = 30-2
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = 1st
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1996–1997
name = North Dakota State
overall = 28-1
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1997–1998
name = North Dakota State
overall = 22-6
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 1998–1999
name = North Dakota State
overall = 24-5
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship = conference
season = 1999–2000
name = North Dakota State
overall = 28-4
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 1st
postseason = 2nd
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2000–2001
name = North Dakota State
overall = 25-8
conference = 0-0
confstanding = 2nd
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2001–2002
name = North Dakota State
overall = 18-10
conference = 0-0
confstanding = t-3rd
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2002–2003
name = North Dakota State
overall = 26-7
conference = 0-0
confstanding = t-3rd
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2003–2004
name = North Dakota State
overall = 24-7
conference = 0-0
confstanding = t-1st
postseason = Region
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2004–2005
name = North Dakota State
overall = 26-1
conference = 0-0
confstanding =
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2005–2006
name = North Dakota State
overall = 9-17
conference = 0-0
confstanding =
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2006–2007
name = North Dakota State
overall = 14-11
conference = 0-0
confstanding =
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Subtotal
name = North Dakota State
overall = 654-187
confrecord = 0-0
CBB Yearly Record Subhead
name=North Dakota State
startyear=2007
conference=The Summit League
endyear=
CBB Yearly Record Entry
championship =
season = 2007–2008
name = North Dakota State
overall = 3-5
conference = 1-1
confstanding =
postseason =
ranking = no
ranking2 = no
CBB Yearly Record Subtotal
name = North Dakota State
overall = 16-11
confrecord = 10-16
CBB Yearly Record End
overall=657-192
poll=no

External links

* [http://www.gobison.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=11922&SPID=698&DB_OEM_ID=2400&ATCLID=75933&Q_SEASON=2005 Amy Ruley profile at gobison.com]


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