CT Women's Basketball

UConn women's basketball handles Louisville

No. 1 UConn women’s basketball beats No. 20 Louisville in Armed Forces Classic at Naval Academy

Reigning national champion and top-ranked Connecticut women’s basketball defeated Louisville, 79-66, in the Armed Forces Classic on Tuesday before an announced crowd of 3,640 fans in Alumni Hall on th...

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UConn women’s basketball team wins season opener against Louisville, 79-66

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UConn women's basketball rolls past Southern Connecticut for exhibition win: Here's what we learned

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Inside Lady Vols basketball struggles on defense vs NC State to lose season opener

Lady Vols basketball looked like it was playing its first game of the season with eight newcomers in a season-opening loss to NC State.

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Arizona State women's basketball earns first victory under Molly Miller

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MSU women's basketball has historic night in season-opening win over Mercyhurst

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Tennessee basketball vs Mercer highlights, Vols win sloppy season opener

The Vols have nine newcomers this season, including Nate Ament who signed with UT as the highest-rated recruit in program history.

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UConn women’s basketball holds on to beat No. 20 Louisville in season opener, 79-66

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USC men’s basketball dominates Cal Poly in season opener

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How UConn women's basketball NCAA title run sparked memories for Southern Connecticut's Kate Lynch

It's a moment frozen in time: Paige Bueckers hugging her coach Geno Auriemma with 1:32 left and the UConn women's basketball team about to celebrate its 12th national championship with a rout of South Carolina in the NCAA final at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Fla.

Bryant women's basketball didn't start its first game how it wanted. The finish was another story

The Bryant women's basketball team didn't let a slow start demoralize it against Central Connecticut. Here's how the Bulldogs rebounded and got the win.

The Daily Campus

Husky Hoopla: UConn women’s basketball projected starting lineup

After winning the program’s 12th National Championship this past April, the UConn women’s basketball team is back, locked and loaded for the 2025-26 season.