Women’s NCAA Basketball (WNCAAB)

WNCAAB: Women’s college basketball: No. 8 Vandy, up 62 at half, blitzes Queens

Mikayla Blakes scored 22 of her 24 in the first half as No. 8 Vanderbilt compiled a 62-point halftime lead en route to a 100-42 win over Queens on...

WNCAAB: Women’s college basketball: No. 4 Duke pulls away from Green Bay

Aaliyah Crump sank a go-ahead 3-pointer shortly before halftime, and No. 4 Duke pulled away for a 76-60...

WNCAAB: Women’s college basketball: No. 1 South Carolina survives Terps in Paris

No. 1 South Carolina scored a 101-93 win over No. 20 Maryland in Paris on Monday, but Terrapins...

WNCAAB: No. 1 South Carolina survives Mack attack, Maryland in Paris

No. 1 South Carolina scored a 101-93 win over No. 20 Maryland in Paris on Monday, but Terrapins...

WNCAAB: Hannah Hidalgo nets 32, No. 13 Notre Dame knocks off Villanova in Rome

Hannah Hidalgo scored 32 points and Leah Macy added 27 as No. 13 Notre Dame defeated Villanova 99-75...

WNCAAB: Gamecocks starting F Chloe Kitts (ACL) to miss season

South Carolina senior forward Chloe Kitts will miss the 2025-26 season with a torn ACL, the school confirmed Monday. She averaged 10.2 points and 7.7...

WNCAAB: NCAA moving ’28 Women’s Final Four to Colts’ stadium

The 2028 Women's Final Four shifted from Gainbridge Fieldhouse to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, allowing for a larger crowd as the sport surges...

WNCAAB: JuJu Watkins declares she’ll sit out 2025-26 season

Reigning NCAA women's basketball player of the year JuJu Watkins announced Sunday that she will not play during the 2025-26 season. Watkins, who tore the...

WNCAAB: Tennessee reinstates suspended G Ruby Whitehorn

Tennessee reinstated Ruby Whitehorn, coach Kim Caldwell said Tuesday, after the senior guard was arrested in August and pleaded down to a pair of...

WNCAAB: Tennessee lands 5-star recruit Oliviyah Edwards

Five-star power forward Oliviyah Edwards, one of the top recruits in the Class of 2026, has committed to play at Tennessee. "BIG OH to the...

WNCAAB: Former Syracuse star Tiana Mangakahia dies at 30 after cancer battle

Former Syracuse basketball star Tiana Mangakahia died on Thursday at age 30 after a long battle with cancer. She was surrounded by family and friends...