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CT Insider on MSNFormer UConn women's basketball point guard Kaitlyn Chen re-signs with Golden State, sets up Husky reunion with DallasKaitlyn Chen is back in the WNBA. The former UConn women's basketball point guard re-signed with the Golden State Valkyries ...
UConn women's basketball Associate Head Coach Chris Dailey speaks during the post game ceremony after UConn women's ...
Bird is the eighth member of UConn women’s basketball to be inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, joining Maya ...
After that, Ogunbowale became the fifth pick of the 2019 WNBA Draft, her selection sandwiched by former UConn rivals Katie Lou Samuelson and Napheesa Collier. She's now joined by Bueckers in North ...
UConn women's basketball star KK Arnold hyped her former Husky teammate Kaitly Chen, who made a recent move in the WNBA.
UConn introduces five new faces next season, thanks to two transfers and three freshmen. Both transfers and two of the ...
UConn women's basketball star Kamorea Arnold is not only great at playing basketball, but she is great at dancing, too.
The University of Connecticut Huskies' women's basketball team finally has its dominant dozen after nearly a decade of waiting. UConn returned to its perch atop the women's game as it silenced ...
Check out UConn vs. South Carolina updates from the women’s NCAA championship game. One of women's college basketball's most storied programs has once again won the national championship.
The Huskies’ five newcomers picked digits that span from never-before-worn to one of the most popular in program history.
The UConn women’s basketball team became the first program ... valuable to the team than waiving a player this year. Former Husky Nika Muhl also won’t participate in the WNBA this season.
There’s no figure in the history of women’s college basketball that’s quite as accomplished as Geno Auriemma. Over his 40 years at UConn, he has made 24 Final Fours, averaged more than 30 ...
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