Stanford’s Kiana Williams Entering WNBA Draft
Point guard Kiana Williams of national champion Stanford is declaring herself eligible for the WNBA draft. Aari McDonald of Arizona is also entering the WNBA draft.
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Commissioner, Stanford Celebrate Pac-12’s Women’s Hoop Title
Outgoing Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott was very proud to be in San Antonio to celebrate the conference’s first NCAA women’s basketball championship since 1992.
Stanford Holds Off Arizona 54-53 to Win Women’s NCAA Title
The Stanford Cardinal are national champions in women’s basketball for the third time and first in 29 years. Haley Jones scored 17 points as the Cardinal held off Arizona, 54-53.
Stanford Rallies to Beat Louisville 78-63, Reach Final Four
Stanford reached the Final Four by rallying for a 78-63 victory over Louisville. Next up for the top-seeded Cardinal is South Carolina on Friday night.
Louisville Beats Oregon 60-42, Heads to Women’s Elite Eight
Dana Evans scored 29 points and No. 2 seed Louisville advanced to the Elite Eight of the women’s NCAA Tournament with a 60-42 win over sixth-seeded Oregon.
Stanford Romps into Elite Eight, 89-62 Over Missouri State
Hannah Jump scored 17 points to lead top seed Stanford to an 89-62 romp over No. 5 Missouri State in the women's NCAA Tournament. The Cardinal are back in the Elite Eight.
Familiar Faces Joined by a Few New Ones in Women’s Sweet 16
The women's NCAA Tournament semifinals field is set with many familiar faces like UConn, Baylor, Stanford and South Carolina. There’s also some fresh ones, including Michigan and Arizona.
Jones and 3-pointers key No. 1 Stanford Over Cowgirls 73-62
Haley Jones scored 17 points and No. 1 Stanford unleashed another barrage of 3-pointers, booked their trip to the NCAA's Sweet 16 with a 73-62 win over No. 8 Oklahoma State.
Stanford Tops NCAA Women’s Field; NC State Gets No. 1 Seed
North Carolina State, Connecticut, South Carolina and Stanford are the No. 1 seeds for the women's NCAA Tournament. The Cardinal are the No. 1 overall seed.
UConn Finishes No. 1 in Women’s AP Top 25 for 16th Time
UConn has finished the season at No. 1 in The AP women’s college basketball poll. It’s the 16th time that the Huskies have completed the regular season as the top team in the poll.