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The UCLA Bruins, fresh off a 37‑1 season that culminated in the 2026 NCAA championship, are gearing up for a high‑profile exhibition against Canada’s Senior Women’s National Team in Victoria, British Columbia. Coach Cori Close’s philosophy, roster changes, and staff shifts highlight the team’s preparation.
UCLA’s championship roster is set to face Canada’s senior women’s team in Victoria, blending veteran talent with fresh transfers as the Bruins prepare for a pivotal exhibition.
Tasha Brown’s departure marks a pivotal shift for UCLA’s women’s basketball program, while her new role at Washington promises a fresh infusion of mental‑performance strategy.
LeBeauf, celebrated for her recruiting prowess and player development, replaces Michaela Onyenwere and will be honored in a pregame ceremony.
Shannon LeBeauf is set to resume her role as associate head coach for UCLA's women's basketball program, returning after a stint at Rutgers and bringing her elite recruiting pedigree and a 321‑143 record back to Westwood.
UCLA announced the return of assistant coach Shannon LeBeauf as associate head coach, honoring her 14‑year partnership with head coach Cori Close and her induction into the A STEP UP Assistant Coaches Hall of Fame.
Shannon LeBeauf is set to rejoin UCLA’s women’s basketball program after a year at Rutgers, where she helped the Scarlet Knights finish 9‑20. Her previous 14‑year stint produced a 321‑143 record and two No. 1 recruiting classes.
After a distinguished 14‑year stint that helped shape UCLA’s most successful recruiting classes, Shannon LeBeauf is back as associate head coach, poised to influence the program’s next chapter.