We are down to just 16 teams in the 2026 Women’s Basketball Tournament, and that means it’s time for the stars to show what they are capable of. Depth and role-players are important, but with the field narrowed to this point, it’s stars that will ...

March is both Women’s History Month as well as March Madness and in the past several years, interest in women’s basketball has spiked, which is reflected in the lucrative NIL deals of some of college basketball’s highest-profile female players.

The 2025-26 women's college basketball regular season is over for the Power 4 conferences and a handful of players rose to the top ahead of the 2026 NCAA Tournament. Strong and Fudd are among the top players set to tipoff March Madness later this month.

UConn women’s basketball star Sarah Strong completed her collection of national player of the year honors Friday when she was named the winner of the 2026 Wooden Award. Strong previously won the Naismith Trophy,

The UCLA Bruins took the court in Phoenix for Final Four practice, then looked back on the fun of playing other sports before choosing basketball.