Latest Women's Basketball Stories

• Bofia Leaves Arizona Women's Hoops Team

  U. Arizona (April 21) — The Arizona women's basketball team continued to shed its recent past with the transfer of another player.

• Tennessee Assistant Is New UCLA Women's Hoops Coach

  UCLA (April 18) — On Thursday, UCLA hired its top choice for its women's basketball head-coaching position, a coach Athletic Director Dan Guerrero called "a rising star in her profession."

• Illini Women's Hoops Signs Four More, Bolsters Backcourt For Next Year

  U. Illinois (April 18) — Jolette Law did not waste any time in adding more numbers to the Illinois women's basketball team on Wednesday, the first day of the spring signing period.

• Nurse Will Not Return For Ducks Women's Hoops Next Year

  U. Oregon (April 16) — The Tamika Nurse era is officially over.

• Three West Virginia Women's Basketball Players Invited To Pro Camps

  West Virginia U. (April 16) — Three graduating seniors from the West Virginia University women's basketball team have been invited to WNBA camps.

• USF Women's Basketball Coach Fernandez Interviews For UNLV Vacancy

  U. South Florida (April 16) — After the 2007 season, the South Florida women's basketball team lost its all-time leading scorer in Jessica Dickson. After a 2008 season that saw USF make its fifth consecutive postseason tournament, the University may lose its all-time leader in coaching victories.

• COMMENTARY: Ho Leaves Lasting Mark On Oregon Women's Hoops

  U. Oregon (April 15) — Imagine if a year from now Oregon fulfills the lofty expectations Bev Smith has for the women's basketball team and makes its first trip to the NCAA Tournament in five years.

• Eikenberg Attempts To Rebuild SIU Women's Basketball Team

  Southern Illinois U. (April 15) — Dana Eikenberg is ready to move on with day-to-day basketball operations.

• WNBA's Sparks Sign Former Lion

  Penn State (April 15) — Former Penn State women's basketball forward Kam Gissendanner sat in front of a TV, watching the WNBA Draft, hoping her name would be called and she would realize her childhood dream.

• Five SIU Women's Basketball Freshmen Leave, Two Stay With Eikenberg

  Southern Illinois U. (April 14) — Dana Eikenberg will continue her duties as head coach for the women's basketball team next season without five of this season's freshmen.

• Former Lobo Gets A Shot At The WNBA

  U. New Mexico (April 14) — Former UNM women's basketball standout Dionne Marsh will get the chance to take her basketball career to the highest level.

• Conference Affects Fresno State Senior's Draft Stock

  California State U.-Fresno (April 11) — Tierre Wilson couldn't have said it any better in a Thursday Fresno Bee article. "It has a lot to do with what school you go to, and the [Western Athletic Conference (WAC)] doesn't get any recognition."

• Kansas Women's Basketball Teammates Recognize Players, Say Goodbye To Seniors

  U. Kansas (April 11) — The University of Kansas women's basketball team got together one final time this season Thursday night to celebrate their season, honor seniors Jamie Boyd and Taylor McIntosh and award postseason honors.

• COMMENTARY: Paris' Resume Lacks Something Stronger Than Sweetness

  U. Oklahoma (April 10) — Many of you probably turned the television off after Kansas beat Memphis for the national championship Monday night thinking the college basketball season had officially ended.

• Baylor's Tisdale Drafted To Chicago Sky

  Baylor U. (April 10) — As if Angela Tisdale needed anything else to add to an impressive litany of accomplishments, she's now a card-carrying member of the WNBA.