Legendary coach honored at George Washington, where it all started
NCAA history
Posted inBig 12, Features, NCAAW
How Hailey Van Lith led TCU to first Elite Eight in program history
Madison Conner: ‘She’s been at an Elite Eight every year in college; that’s a testament to how hard she works’
Posted inFeatures, Mid-Majors, NCAAW
Love, experience guide Columbia to first-ever NCAA Tournament win
A win looked improbable at halftime, but composure and a speech rooted in love got the Lions there
Posted inFeatures, Mid-Majors, NCAAW
How the Ivy League earned, and reacted to, a historic three NCAA Tournament berths
Princeton’s Carla Berube: ‘We’re thrilled, but we’re not shocked or surprised’
Posted inBig Ten, Features, NCAAW, WBL
Cindy Haugejorde, Iowa’s first star, reflects on her journey and the evolution of women’s sports
Haugejorde is proud of her role in Hawkeye history
Posted inFeatures, International, Team USA, WBL
Despite dashed Olympic dreams, Jill Schneider’s legacy is golden
The coach behind the nation’s No. 1 recruit, Aaliyah Chavez
Posted inFeatures, Locked On Women's Basketball, Podcasts, WNBA
Locked On Women’s Basketball: How rare gems in Minnesota helped build pro women’s basketball
‘These are shining examples that have helped lead us … to where we are now’
Posted inBIG EAST, Big Ten, Features, NCAAW
‘Women’s sports is at a different level right now’: Sights and sounds from a record-setting Iowa-DePaul exhibition game
Over 55,000 fans packed Kinnick Stadium on Sunday
Posted inFeatures, WBL
Former WBL player Kathy DeBoer has always fought for women’s sports
In her dual-sport career, DeBoer filed a Title IX lawsuit as a college student, played professional basketball and coached college volleyball
Posted inFeatures, NCAAW
The Morning Post-Up, Vol. 1 — NCAA explores second postseason tournament in the wake of gender equity report
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