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UConn Women’s Basketball Poised for Final Four Run After Injury Rehab

Key players return to full health as the Huskies target a deep NCAA tournament run

UConn's women's basketball program is entering a critical phase of preparation as the new season looms, with several key players navigating the rehab process after last season's setbacks.

Healing at the Core

Junior forward Sarah Strong is currently working through a sore Achilles that has limited her full‑court work, while sophomore forward Blanca Quinones is progressing after shoulder surgery that kept her out for most of the previous campaign.

Redshirt sophomore forward Morgan Cheli, who suffered a broken ankle earlier in the year, has returned to practice and is expected to be a full‑strength option when the Huskies open their schedule.

Coach Dan Hurley and his medical staff have emphasized a cautious approach, balancing the desire to field a competitive lineup with the need to ensure long‑term health for the roster.

The ultimate goal remains a deep run in the NCAA tournament, with the team eyeing a Final Four appearance in Columbus, Ohio, as a benchmark for the season's success.

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