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Aaliyah Guyton's standout performances for Brazil in the AmeriCup qualifiers, combined with a deep roster, position Illinois as a serious contender for a deep NCAA tournament run.
The Illini conclude a summer marked by injuries and roster changes, as Coach Shauna Green assesses depth and competition for the upcoming season.
At Big Ten Media Days, the Illinois coaching staff and players spotlighted three standout women who could drive the team toward a deeper NCAA run.
The latest episode reveals how players are embracing a science‑driven diet, collaborating with Morrell on recipes, and benefitting from Fletcher’s individualized conditioning using advanced force‑plate technology.
A look at the Barcelona-born guard's collegiate background, her injury‑marred sophomore year, and the expectations Coach Shauna Green has for her role in Illinois' backcourt.
After months of searching, the Illini have finalized their lineup by signing Morgan Baptist, a high‑energy forward from Frankfort who brings a strong high‑school résumé and the potential to grow into a key contributor.
The Illini open up about their first meeting, the return of most of last year's roster and the confidence that could define their campaign.
Head coach Shauna Green is leveraging a high‑profile recruiting visit to reinforce Illinois' women's basketball program amid departures of key seniors.
A 6‑foot‑2 wing from Kansas City, ranked ninth in her class, impressed coaches during a campus visit, highlighting her potential to fill gaps left by departing seniors.
The Illini's top eight scorers are back, a strong culture is driving efficiency, and three newcomers join the roster.
A deep guard corps and a strong work ethic set the stage for Aaliyah Guyton's breakout season with the Fighting Illini.
Despite limited minutes, junior guard Mia Zenere brings grit and energy to the Illini, embodying a story of perseverance that resonates far beyond the court.
Four‑star power forward Sydney Mobley has cut her recruitment to three schools, planning official visits to Illinois, Ohio State and Virginia Tech. Her choice will impact Illinois’ rebuilding efforts after a season marked by transfers, injuries and new arrivals.
Lana Brenjo, a 6‑foot‑4 center from Bosnia, has signed with the University of Illinois women's basketball team, adding depth and versatility to a roster that returns its entire rotation.
Illinois adds 6‑foot‑4 forward Lana Brenjo, a 19‑year‑old Bosnian prospect who starred for ZKK Mega Superbet and the U18 EuroBasket team, as head coach Shauna Green looks to bolster a returning core.
Ona Riopedre, a 6‑foot junior from Barcelona, arrives in Champaign after a standout college career, bringing scoring, rebounding and playmaking to an already star‑studded Illini backcourt.
The Illini welcome five-star transfer Divine Bourrage while veteran Jasmine Brown-Hagger prepares to lead a young squad back to competitiveness.
With six returning wings, the addition of transfer Maddie Webber and the emergence of point guard Destiny Jackson, the Illinois women's basketball team is shaping up for a promising campaign.
Five‑star guard Divine Bourrage joins the Illini, while defensive stalwart Jasmine Brown‑Hagger returns to provide leadership and experience.
Erica Finney, a former Illinois guard sidelined by knee injuries, has transferred to Loyola Marymount University. Her move follows a wave of transfers from Coach Shauna Green's roster, with Hayven Smith heading to Western Kentucky and Naomi Benson to Cincinnati.
Gretchen Dolan, a key veteran for the University of Illinois women’s basketball team, is set to return after a torn right meniscus in the 2025‑26 season. Her health will be pivotal for the Illini’s offense, defense, and overall competitiveness in the upcoming 2026 campaign.
After a stable period under Coach Kim Mulkey, LSU's women's basketball program is set for a major overhaul as four contributors, including starting point guard Jada Richard, announce transfers to other schools.
The Lady Tigers lost half of their roster after the 2025‑26 season, with point guard Jada Richard heading to Ole Miss and three other starters moving to new programs.