UCLA is the top seed in women’s March Madness. It only took 36,000 miles to get there
The most remarkable number to define UCLA’s season is not No. 1 — the overall seed it has in this year’s women’s NCAA Tournament. Nor is it 43 (team rebounds per game), 2.9 (All-American Lauren Betts’ blocks per game) or 30 (total wins, including the Big Ten title).
After one season at Stanford, the All-American center reclaimed her passion for the game with coach Cori Close and the Bruins ...
Aside from No. 5 seed Kansas State and 4-seed Maryland needing thrilling overtime games to advance, the first two rounds of ...
The Southern women's basketball team made UCLA work hard in the first half of their first round NCAA Tournament game Friday ...
Despite the historic achievement, junior guard Kiki Rice remains ... also the broader growth of women’s basketball. Rice also highlighted the evolution of UCLA’s mindset and leadership ...
March Madness is here and the top seeds of the 2025 Women's NCAA Tournament are coming in with a chip on their shoulders.
After earning its first-ever No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, UCLA women’s basketball (30-2 ... juniors center Lauren Betts, guard Kiki Rice and forward Janiah Barker have proved ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback