Final Four

Freshman Tessa Johnson had the game of her life in the NCAA championship, scoring a career-high 19 points to lead the Gamecocks. Photo credit: Dominic Allegra, The Next

Final Four notebook: Johnson shines with South Carolina, Kate Martin reflects and more

By Rob Knox / April 10, 2024

A look back at the Final Four, featuring Tessa Johnson’s triumphs, Kate Martin’s reflections, and Caitlin Clark’s lasting impact

NC State senior Mimi Collins yells in celebration at teammate Aziaha James, who pushes herself up from the court.

NC State’s party-crashing run ends in Final Four loss to South Carolina

By Talia Goodman / April 6, 2024

The self-proclaimed ‘party crashers’ won’t get to eat any cake this weekend

South Carolina's MiLaysia Fulwiley stands on a ladder and holds up her piece of the net after winning the 2024 SEC Tournament.

MiLaysia Fulwiley is South Carolina’s bounce-back ‘generational talent’

By Gabriella Lewis / April 5, 2024

‘When you have a player like Lay, you have to let her go be who she is’

Iowa's Lisa Bluder and Caitlin Clark smile for a photo with Clark's AP Player of the Year trophy.

For Caitlin Clark and Iowa, there’s unfinished business and appreciation of the journey

By Howard Megdal / April 5, 2024

Lisa Bluder: ‘People should have been talking about women’s basketball for a long time now’

UConn guard Paige Bueckers puts. up a shot during practice

Huskies fly under the radar into 23rd Final Four

By Tee Baker / April 5, 2024

‘Nobody expected us to be here’

Locked On Women’s Basketball: USC’s Lindsay Gottlieb talks JuJu Watkins and how to build a winning team

By The Next / March 6, 2024

USC Head Coach Lindsay Gottlieb dives deep with Howard Megdal about how to build a winning team

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Jacy Sheldon on everything Ohio State

By The Next / February 7, 2024

Howard Megdal sits down with Ohio State’s Jacy Sheldon to discuss her return from injuries to a successful season with the Buckeyes

Uncasville, Connecticut/USA - Aug. 17, 2018: Minnesota Lynx forward Maya Moore (23) shoots during a WNBA basketball game between the Minnesota Lynx and the Connecticut Sun at Mohegan Sun Arena. The Connecticut Sun defeated the Minnesota Lynx 96-79. Photo Credit: Chris Poss

Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame reveals iconic 2024 class

By Allie Griffith / December 2, 2023

WBL legend, WNBA All-Stars highlight inductees list

LSU stuns, builds legacy in program’s first championship

By Gabriella Lewis / April 2, 2023

A game for the ages as Tigers break through

Fueled by competitive confidence, LSU hopes to finish strong

By Gabriella Lewis / April 2, 2023

‘I don’t know if these kids can play against each other — they’re going to hurt each other’