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Despite appearing in only two games last season, Gandy Malou‑Mamel has intensified her training, added strength and now faces a competitive battle for playing time at the University of Connecticut.
From Storrs to the world stage, the Huskies gather to celebrate soccer victories, share cultural pride, and foster inclusion among international players.
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.
After a season marked by injury and accolades, UConn's standout freshman Blanca Quiñonez is focused on rehabilitation and a larger role next year.
Sarah Strong’s historic season combined a 38-game winning streak, national player of the year honors, and a resilient recovery from an Achilles injury, setting the stage for a promising future with the Huskies.
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 aim to rebound from a Final Four loss, blending veteran talent with fresh recruits as they chase another national championship.
After a Final Four loss, UConn centers its 2026‑27 campaign on star forward Sarah Strong's recovery, a reshaped supporting cast, and a demanding non‑conference slate.
The Huskies begin their summer schedule with a mix of seasoned players and promising newcomers, setting the stage for a competitive upcoming season.
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.
Marine Dursus, a 20‑year‑old French guard, has pledged to join the University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball program, bringing a decorated résumé from the French league and national team.
Marine Dursus, a French guard with a decorated youth national team record, has pledged to join UConn’s women’s basketball program, where she will share scoring duties with reigning National Player of the Year Sarah Strong and help shape a team that blends European experience with American collegiate ambition.
Marine Dursus, a 20‑year‑old French guard, has pledged to the University of Connecticut women’s basketball program, aiming to reinforce the backcourt after Azzi Fudd’s move to the WNBA.
UConn announced the signing of Marine Dursus, a French shooting guard with a decorated youth international career, to bolster the team for the upcoming 2026‑27 season.
Marine Dursus, a 20‑year‑old French guard, has officially pledged to join the University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball program, bringing overseas experience and a strong shooting record to the team.
The 20‑year‑old French guard, who averaged 9.9 points and a 51 % field‑goal clip for Angers, will join UConn’s storied program next season.
After surgery to repair a torn labrum, Blanca Quiñonez returns to lead UConn to a 38‑game winning streak, a Big East title and a Final Four berth, becoming the program’s first South American standout.
After a torn labrum repair, the versatile forward looks to build on a breakout rookie season that helped UConn to a 38‑game winning streak.
UConn's rising sophomore Blanca Quiñonez underwent successful shoulder surgery and is expected to be ready for the 2026-27 season, bringing both experience and new offensive responsibilities to the Huskies.
UConn women's basketball announced that forward Blanca Quiñonez has fully recovered from a torn left‑shoulder labrum and will be ready for the 2026‑27 season, bringing back a key scorer and defensive standout.