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UConn will host Texas in a preseason exhibition on Oct. 19, 2026, setting the stage for a demanding season that pits the Huskies against elite competition and revives a historic rivalry.
After a 38‑1 record and a Final Four run, the Huskies look to replace key departures while banking on Sarah Strong’s health and the arrival of top freshman Olivia Vukosa.
The Huskies are midway through their summer schedule, with returning stars and fresh talent working toward a stronger season after a tough loss.
The Huskies are halfway through their summer session, with new faces stepping up and veterans working through injuries as they aim to bounce back from a recent Final Four loss.
Senior guard Ashlynn Shade discusses the shooting slump of her junior campaign, the strides she made in other areas, and her focus on becoming a more well‑rounded leader for the Huskies.
UConn senior Ashlynn Shade discusses her junior season challenges, outlines her focus on shooting consistency, and embraces a larger leadership role as the team looks toward the next chapter.
After an Achilles injury that has lingered since last summer, Sarah Strong is using the offseason to recover, sharpen her voice, and prepare for a pivotal comeback with the Huskies.
Jamelle Elliott announced her departure from the UConn women's basketball team to pursue a new career as a coaching consultant, reflecting on a legacy of championships and mentorship.
After helping Angers avoid relegation in the La Boulangère Wonderligue, Marine Dursus is set to join the UConn women’s basketball program, bringing a refined shooting touch and defensive grit to the Huskies.
After a season disrupted by injury, Marine Dursus helped Angers avoid relegation in the La Boulangère Wonderligue. Her return featured double‑digit scoring and multiple steals, catching the eye of UConn coaches. With international experience at the Nike Hoop Summit and Basketball Without Borders, she is set to join the Huskies, where her shooting and physicality are expected to reshape the team's offensive dynamics.
The Huskies begin their summer schedule with a mix of seasoned players and promising newcomers, setting the stage for a competitive upcoming season.
The University of Connecticut and the Iowa Hawkeyes have confirmed a home-and-home series that will highlight the 2026-27 and 2027-28 seasons, reviving a rivalry that has produced memorable contests over the past three decades.
UConn and Iowa will meet in a two-game series beginning November 8, 2026, reigniting a rivalry that has shaped recent women's college basketball.
The University of Connecticut will open its 2026‑27 non‑conference slate with a home game against Iowa on November 8, 2026, reigniting a rivalry that has produced memorable Final Four battles.
The University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball program is set to open its 2026‑27 season with a two-game series against the Iowa Hawkeyes, beginning with a home matchup on November 8, 2026 in Storrs.
UConn will open a new series with Iowa on Nov. 8, 2026, a game that revisits recent Final Four battles and sets the stage for a season of marquee non-conference contests.
Iowa will host UConn in 2027‑28 after a scheduled away game next season, reviving a rivalry that sees the Huskies leading 7‑4, while both teams bring back key players and high‑profile recruits.
Iowa will travel to UConn next season before hosting the Huskies in 2027-28, reviving a historic rivalry that promises top‑tier competition.