In 1997, the Phoenix Mercury burst onto the WNBA scene, and one of its very first players made an immediate statement. Her standout performance helped the new franchise capture attention throughout the league.
Montana State pulled off a narrow home victory against Idaho State, offering a glimpse of the tenacity the team will need in upcoming conference play. Head coach Tricia Binford emphasized how these “grind victories” are crucial for building confidence before the Big Sky tournament.
No. 2 UCLA soared to an 82-67 victory over Washington, led by Lauren Betts’ 23 points on 11-of-15 shooting. The Thursday night triumph secured a share of the Big Ten regular-season title for the Bruins and extended their winning streak to 20 games.
From a highly anticipated Illinois vs. Indiana basketball clash to intense women’s hoops action and ongoing Olympic coverage, Sunday’s TV schedule promises a lineup catering to every sports fan. Check your local listings to see which events are airing in your area.
Boston College’s women’s basketball team has dropped its 16th consecutive game, reflecting a difficult slump for the Eagles. This update is part of a daily briefing that highlights ongoing challenges and provides insight into Boston College athletics.
Virginia Tech women secured a crucial victory over in-state rival Virginia, continuing their remarkable run with a seventh consecutive win. Both teams entered the contest as NCAA “bubble” hopefuls, adding significance to this matchup.
Roanoke’s women’s basketball squad topped Randolph in a key regional matchup, adding excitement to an already busy sports scene. Other basketball and wrestling contests also took place, featuring local powerhouses and Big South Conference favorites, all vying for momentum early in the season.
Western Kentucky University’s upcoming women’s basketball game at Middle Tennessee will now tip off at noon this Saturday. This shift positions the women’s contest ahead of the men’s game later that day.
USC and UCLA have raced to the top of the “Best of the West” women’s basketball rankings, setting a competitive tone for the season. The Trojans boast an impressive nine wins in 12 games despite missing star player JuJu Watkins. Meanwhile, UCLA holds its spot as a formidable challenger.
The No. 19 USC Trojans head to San Francisco’s Chase Center to square off against the California Golden Bears in the Invisalign Bay Area Women’s Classic. Led by Londynn Jones and Jazzy Davidson, the Trojans aim to shine on this national stage, while coach Lindsay Gottlieb returns to face her former program.
