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Australian guard Jemma Amoore will don the blue and white of the University of Kentucky starting in the 2026‑27 campaign, adding depth to a backcourt that already benefits from her sister’s legacy.
Me'Arah O'Neal, a 6-4 forward from Houston, brings a proven scoring and rebounding record to the University of Kentucky women's program after a standout season at Florida.
With high expectations surrounding head coach Kenny Brooks and a schedule packed with marquee matchups, the Wildcats aim to extend their recent dominance and chase a breakthrough.
The University of Kentucky has secured the commitment of Jemma Amoore, a 5-4 guard from Ballarat, Australia, who will enter the program as a junior in 2026-27. Her collegiate experience, academic achievements and sister's prior stint with the Wildcats add a compelling narrative to the roster.
Jemma Amoore, a versatile guard who last played for Sacramento State and IU Indy, has transferred to Kentucky, where coach Kenny Brooks sees a valuable addition.
The Wildcats prepare for a challenging non‑conference schedule, adding key players and high‑profile matchups to build on back‑to‑back 20‑win seasons.
The Lady Vols will face Virginia Tech on December 3 in the SEC/ACC Women’s Basketball Challenge, marking a key test for a revamped roster under Coach Kim Caldwell.
The University of Kentucky women's basketball team is set to host Clemson on December 3, 2026, at Rupp Arena as part of the SEC/ACC Challenge, continuing a series that began with a 1999 victory for the Tigers.
The NCAA's eligibility framework is once again under the spotlight, as the organization grapples with how to treat international athletes who arrive on campus with professional experience.
Both teams recently advanced to the Sweet 16, and the upcoming game at Rupp Arena will mark the 62nd meeting of a storied rivalry, with Kentucky coach Kenny Brooks emphasizing preparation and fan excitement.
The upcoming Dec. 9 matchup at Rupp Arena will feature the University of Kentucky women's basketball team facing Louisville, a game that could extend a two‑game win streak and mark the first chance for fans to lock in seats for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Coach Kenny Brooks believes the Wildcats' blend of experienced transfers, McDonald's All‑Americans and returning sharpshooters could make them one of the nation's most potent shooting teams.
Kentucky Women's Basketball has secured the commitment of former WNBA first‑round pick Ajša Sivka for the 2026‑27 season. Her unique path through professional drafts, NCAA rules and international competition highlights the evolving eligibility landscape for global athletes.
Kentucky’s summer schedule features baseball tournament play, SEC meetings, NBA draft decisions, and a flurry of recruiting events that will shape the upcoming seasons.
In a candid conversation, sports journalist Kenny Rice outlines the stakes for Mark Pope, the expectations for a Sweet 16 run, and the broader context of Kentucky’s athletic programs.
The NCAA's updated pre‑enrollment eligibility standards, which target compensation from professional teams, may bar top international prospects from college athletics, jeopardizing programs like Kentucky's men's and women's teams and igniting multiple lawsuits.
Ajša Sivka, the Slovenian basketball prodigy, opts for the University of Kentucky over a WNBA draft pick, citing development and leadership.
Seven players have entered the transfer portal, allegations of intimidation and retribution have surfaced, and the Cardinal have fallen out of the AP Top 25 for the first time in three decades. The upheaval raises questions about the future of Stanford women's basketball under Coach Kate Paye.