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Noelle Quinn, a three‑time All‑Pac‑10 honoree and two‑time WNBA champion, is set to return to her alma mater as an assistant coach, bringing extensive playing and coaching experience to the Bruins.
The UCLA Bruins, fresh off a 37‑1 season that culminated in the 2026 NCAA championship, are gearing up for a high‑profile exhibition against Canada’s Senior Women’s National Team in Victoria, British Columbia. Coach Cori Close’s philosophy, roster changes, and staff shifts highlight the team’s preparation.
UCLA’s championship roster is set to face Canada’s senior women’s team in Victoria, blending veteran talent with fresh transfers as the Bruins prepare for a pivotal exhibition.
Villanova junior guard Jasmine Bascoe has been named to Canada's Senior Women's National Team Training Camp in Victoria, BC, marking her second national team stint this summer as the squad prepares for the 2026 Pre‑Qualifying Tournament in Guadalajara.
Illinois sophomore forward Cearah Parchment is leveraging her All-Big Ten debut and NCAA tournament experience to boost versatility and strength, aiming for greater team success in the upcoming season.
The new assistant coach combines a decorated playing career with extensive development work, aiming to elevate the program’s competitiveness.
Junior forward Edouard Benoit has earned a spot on Canada's FIBA 3x3 Nations League roster, heading to Ñuñoa for a week‑long competition that will also feature a showdown with his Lehigh teammate Hank Alvey on the U.S. squad.
James Madison University’s star guard Bree Robinson has been named to Canada’s lineup for the upcoming FIBA U23 3x3 Nations League in Chile, a tournament that offers a direct path to the 2026 U23 World Cup.
An 18‑year‑old forward from Whitby, Ontario, Cearah Parchment has been selected for Canada Basketball's senior women's national team training camp, marking a milestone in her rapid rise after a record‑breaking freshman season at the University of Illinois.
Fresh off their first national championship, the UCLA women’s basketball team will face Canada’s Senior Women’s National team in British Columbia this July, a matchup that underscores the event’s significance for both programs.
Fresh off their first national title, the UCLA Bruins are set to travel to British Columbia this July to play the Canadian National team in the W'HOOP IT UP game, a marquee event for Canadian women's basketball.
The Bruins will meet Canada's Senior Women's National Team in Victoria on July 22, using the game to build chemistry and test new roster dynamics ahead of the FIBA World Cup.
UCLA will meet Canada's senior women's national team on July 22, 2026, at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre in Victoria, B.C., with tickets going on sale June 19, 2026.