
West Virginia Women’s Basketball Unveils 2026‑27 Non‑Conference Slate
The Mountaineers announce a 12‑game non‑conference schedule that blends home dominance, a Bahamas tournament and marquee road matchups.
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The Mountaineers announce a 12‑game non‑conference schedule that blends home dominance, a Bahamas tournament and marquee road matchups.

The Mountaineers will open against Rhode Island, travel to Atlanta for a showdown with Georgia Tech and head to The Bahamas for the Battle 4 Atlantis, setting the stage for a season that blends experience with fresh talent.

The Mountaineers will open the season against Rhode Island, travel to Georgia Tech and compete in the Battle 4 Atlantis, while welcoming key transfers and aiming to build on last season’s 28‑win campaign.

Head coach Mark Kellogg discusses the upcoming rebuild of WVU’s women’s basketball team, highlighting new transfers, a focus on production, and a demanding schedule that includes a Bahamas trip.

The Mountaineers open their 2026 campaign at The Greenbrier against the Northwestern Wildcats, a neutral‑court matchup that promises fresh storylines for a team riding recent success.

West Virginia University’s women’s basketball team will travel to Paradise Island this November to participate in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament, a high‑profile early‑season event that pits the Mountaineers against nationally recognized programs.

West Virginia University’s women’s basketball team has accepted an invitation to the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament, bringing a blend of returning leadership and new talent to the Bahamas.

Notre Dame's women's team will compete in the 2026 Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament in the Bahamas on Nov. 24 and 26, marking their second overseas trip of the season after a Rome victory over Villanova. The event features a potential Big East rematch with West Virginia and introduces new coaches and rosters across the field.

After key players left, WVU women's basketball coach Mark Kellogg used spreadsheets and swift decisions to assemble a ten‑player roster, blending experienced transfers with fresh talent.

West Virginia University’s women’s basketball program faced a sudden roster overhaul this offseason. Head coach Mark Kellogg navigated a chaotic 18‑day recruitment sprint, signing a freshman and nine transfers, including former Pitt standouts Divine Tumba and Nylah Wilson, while expressing confidence in the new group’s potential.

West Virginia’s women’s basketball coach Mark Kellogg navigated a whirlwind of transfers, spreadsheets and signings to rebuild his squad ahead of the upcoming season.

The West Virginia women's basketball team aims to replicate last season's success while integrating a mix of experienced transfers and a promising high‑school recruit.

A young Mountaineers squad, featuring newcomers like Alexis Bordas and returnees Gia Cooke and Madison Parrish, is forging chemistry through off‑court gatherings as they chase another Big 12 title.

With only two returning players, the Mountaineers are forging new chemistry through transfers, hometown ties, and off‑court camaraderie as they chase another Big 12 title.

With only two returning players, the Mountaineers are integrating transfers, a high‑school recruit and summer camaraderie to host an NCAA tournament regional.

The Mountaineers will navigate a demanding conference slate, facing familiar rivals and new challenges, as they aim to build on a breakthrough season that saw them capture the Big 12 Tournament crown.

After capturing the Big 12 Tournament and hosting early NCAA rounds, West Virginia outlines its conference roadmap, highlighting marquee matchups and the impact of new transfers.

Only one starter and two players return, but early polls project the West Virginia Mountaineers as a Top 25 team, with a deep rotation and added post presence shaping expectations for next season.