Gonzaga’s women’s basketball team is determined to avoid the pitfalls that plagued them in last season’s West Coast Conference play. San Francisco, featuring a revamped roster, once again poses a challenge that the Bulldogs are eager to conquer.
Lee University’s women’s basketball team dropped its second straight Gulf South Conference game on the road, falling to Mississippi College. The loss, which took place inside the A.E. Wood Coliseum, underscores the challenges the Lady Flames face away from home.
Boston College’s women’s basketball team suffered a home defeat to Pitt, falling short in a competitive ACC matchup. Today’s update also provides a wider look into Boston College athletics, including helpful TV listings for fans and supporters.
UC Davis soared to a decisive 74-42 victory over Chico State on Sunday, propelled by sophomore Avery Sussex’s 10 points and 12 rebounds. The performance earned her a first career double-double and highlighted the Aggies’ strong showing at the University Credit Union Center.
A quick start and unrelenting momentum defined Hastings College’s 82–61 triumph over Mount Marty. The Bronco basketball squad never trailed, showcasing depth and dominance on the court from tip-off to the final buzzer.
West Virginia’s women’s basketball team faced a challenging home game, suffering its second straight defeat. Former league foe Villanova exploited a strong shooting performance and secured an 81-59 victory.
A’ja Wilson’s 2025 season was nothing short of remarkable. She claimed MVP honors, the league scoring title, and the Finals MVP while leading the Las Vegas Aces to a championship.
Napheesa Collier’s recent critique of WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert centers on a personal conversation that Collier believes reveals troubling leadership issues. In a prepared statement, she described how this private exchange highlighted concerns over transparency and authority in the league.
LSU’s Cornelia Gayden is central to a recent practice session highlighted as an NCAA lead. This article examines her role at LSU, reflecting on how her training could shape the team’s fortunes.
The 2025 WNBA season was a challenging period for Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark, who appeared in only 13 games due to a string of injuries. Even so, ESPN maintained robust coverage of the league, signaling a major step forward in mainstream women’s basketball visibility.
