Green Bay coach Kevin Borseth announced his retirement on Wednesday after winning 821 games during 37 seasons as a head coach. Borseth, who turns 70 in June, ranks 19th all-time in women’s college basketball wins and 16th in Division I
After 45 seasons and an NCAA-record 1,216 wins, Tara VanDerveer is calling it a career as a college basketball coach, Stanford announced Tuesday night. The legendary VanDerveer, 70, coached Stanford for the past 38 seasons, guiding the Cardinal to 14
Record-breaking Iowa star Caitlin Clark continued to collect awards in streaks on Tuesday as she won the John R. Wooden Award as the most outstanding women’s college basketball player for the second consecutive season. Clark was named the Naismith National
Amari DeBerry is entering the transfer portal after spending three seasons as a little-used sub for UConn. The 6-foot-6 forward posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, “I’ve cherished my 3 years as a Husky and I’m so thankful for
South Carolina’s victory over Iowa in the national championship game Sunday afternoon averaged 18.7 million TV viewers and set new marks inside and outside women’s college basketball. According to ESPN Monday, the broadcast was the most-watched basketball game — college
CLEVELAND — The goal of redemption led to perfection for South Carolina’s women’s basketball team. Confetti fell on the Gamecocks after freshman Tessa Johnson scored a career-high 19 points to power South Carolina to an 87-75 victory over fellow No.
Tennessee hired Marshall’s Kim Caldwell as its new head coach on Sunday. Caldwell replaces Kellie Harper, who was fired last week after five seasons, 108 wins and four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances while coaching at her alma mater. The Lady
CLEVELAND — The rematch is here. Just over a year after 41 points from Caitlin Clark fueled Iowa’s upset of an unbeaten South Carolina squad in the Final Four in Dallas, the two teams are meeting again. This time, it’s
The Iowa women’s basketball team and Caitlin Clark continued their run of record ratings, as ESPN announced Saturday that Iowa’s Final Four game with UConn on Friday evening set a record for a TV broadcast with 14.2 million viewers. That