There was no championship, but another successful UConn women's basketball season has come and gone. Let's take a look at what next season might look like for them.

STORRS — When the UConn women’s basketball team took the court for the 2025 NCAA championship game against South Carolina on that fateful Sunday in Tampa, Florida last April, Serah Williams‘ junior season at Wisconsin had been over for more than a month. Williams’ Badgers went 13-17 in 2024-25, ending on an 81-54 loss to Iowa in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament. The star center ...

Geno Auriemma breaks down UConn's dominant win over Georgetown in its first Big East Women's Basketball Tournament game.

NEW YORK — After the UConn women’s basketball team completed its undefeated regular season with a win over St. John’s at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, coach Geno Auriemma gave Wisconsin transfer Serah Williams some of the highest praise he has to offer. “I told her that she played like a UConn player today,” Auriemma said. “She made plays today that we’re going to need her to make. She was ...

The top-ranked UConn Huskies are dominating opponents this season, and three players with Wisconsin connections are playing big roles.

Just 48 seconds after UConn women’s basketball center Jana El Alfy checked in midway through the second quarter against Butler on Saturday, the redshirt sophomore picked up a foul that immediately aggravated coach Geno Auriemma. The foul was El Alfy’s second of the game, and though it was minor — some incidental contact while going for an offensive rebound that gave Butler an inbound — ...

For the first time in five years, the UConn women’s basketball team is represented on the midseason top 10 for the Lisa Leslie Award given to the best center in the country. Serah Williams, who transferred to UConn from Wisconsin for her final collegiate season, was named to the shortlist Friday, becoming the first Husky to make the top 10 since Olivia Nelson-Ododa was a finalist for the award ...

In the ongoing 2024–25 NCAA season, the UConn Huskies have looked untouchable, firmly holding the No. 1 ranking nationally.

STORRS — After the sold-out home crowd let out the final “WOOF” of its pregame chant before tipoff between the UConn women’s basketball team and longtime rival Notre Dame, the Huskies’ packed student section added a new line to the end of the classic cheer. “(Bleep) Notre Dame!” The Fighting Irish’s last trip to Storrs in 2023 snapped UConn’s four-game home win streak in the series, so the ...