
UConn Women’s Basketball Eyes Final Four Amid Challenging Pre‑Christmas Schedule
After a loss to South Carolina, the Huskies aim to rally, leveraging new players and the passionate support of Husky Nation at Gampel Pavilion.
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After a loss to South Carolina, the Huskies aim to rally, leveraging new players and the passionate support of Husky Nation at Gampel Pavilion.

UConn freshman Olivia Vukosa, the 2026 Gatorade National Player of the Year, spent the summer leading Croatia’s under‑18 team, shedding weight and sharpening her game, all while planning a career in pediatric medicine.
Ohio State will host UConn at the Schottenstein Center on Nov. 12, continuing a series that highlights both teams' strong returning rosters and top recruits.

UConn's women's basketball team will hold an open practice on September 20 at Sacred Heart University's Pitt Center, featuring standout players such as Sarah Strong and Olivia Vukosa. Tickets go on sale August 20, with presale options for Husky Athletic Fund members.

UConn will host an open practice on September 20 at Sacred Heart University’s Pitt Center, offering fans a chance to see the team and meet its newest stars.

UConn will host an open practice on September 20 at Sacred Heart University’s Pitt Center, offering ticketed access, a meet‑and‑greet and a preview of the team that includes reigning National Player of the Year Sarah Strong.

Spain completed a seventh championship with an 82-46 victory over France, while standout performances from Somto Okafor and Olivia Vukosa highlighted the tournament.
Somto Okafor’s standout performances helped Spain go undefeated and claim the FIBA U18 Women's EuroBasket title, highlighting a tournament marked by offensive firepower and emerging talent.

UConn’s top prospects — Silas Demary Jr., Colben Landrew and Olivia Vukosa — will headline the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s Hall Star Summer series, offering fans exclusive meet‑and‑greet opportunities in Connecticut and New York.

Three UConn basketball prospects will headline interactive sessions at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s Hall Star Summer series, offering fans a chance to connect with the next generation of college stars.

Three UConn basketball standouts will join the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s 'Hall Star Summer' series, offering fans direct access to the next generation of talent.

The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s ‘Hall Star Summer’ series brings UConn’s emerging talent to the forefront as they engage directly with basketball enthusiasts through scheduled fan‑meet events.

Junior forward Sarah Strong is expected to anchor UConn’s quest for another national title, joining a storied lineup that blends veteran depth with fresh talent.

Kaleena Smith, the nation’s No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2027, is set to take an official visit to UConn on Nov. 6. The 5‑foot‑6 point guard from Ontario, California, arrives after a stellar high‑school career that includes a state championship, multiple Gatorade honors and a gold medal with Team USA at the 2026 FIBA U18 AmeriCup.

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.

The 2024 FIBA U17 Women's Basketball World Cup in Mexico produced record‑breaking defenses, historic firsts for several nations and standout performances by players including Sara Yamada.
From Rome to Paris, top programs will clash in a series of non‑conference games that showcase returning stars, new recruits and historic first‑meetings.

UConn freshman Marine Dursus has chosen to wear the number 5 jersey, once sported by star player Paige Bueckers, prompting a wave of reactions on social media. The move revives the conversation about the university’s tradition of retiring jersey numbers, a list that includes Rebecca Lobo, Swin Cash, Sue Bird and soon Maya Moore. Bueckers, now with the Dallas Wings in the WNBA, remains a top contender for the U.S. national team.

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 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.