Syla Swords

UConn has all the ingredients. Now comes the blending

By Tee Baker / November 22, 2025

Head coach Geno Auriemma: ‘It’s hard, but it’s a luxury, too’

Michigan’s ‘hardest working team’ claim and how it backs it up

By Thomas Costello / November 17, 2025

The Wolverines are not afraid to tout their work ethic and are prepared for the bright lights shining on the program

Syla Swords and Jaloni Cambridge bring Dawg Class to Big Ten

By Thomas Costello / October 15, 2025

A duo of standout freshmen attended Kelsey Plum’s annual camp, and they already reap the benefits

Unrivaled NIL: 14 women’s college basketball players sign deals

By Sydney Wingfield / July 19, 2025

The 14 players have won four national championships and made 32 NCAA Tournament appearances

Team Canada prepares for first tournament with Nell Fortner at the helm

By Chelsea Leite / June 13, 2025

Fortner: ‘It’s a total honor’

The Sunday Notes column goes on hiatus (again)

By Emily Adler / March 30, 2025

You’ll just have to enjoy Easter and Passover without me (again)

Adding team context to player development projections

By Emily Adler / March 9, 2025

Why our subconscious process should be systemitized

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Michigan freshman Syla Swords speaks about her Olympic experience

By The IX Basketball / March 5, 2025

Swords: ‘I was practicing with WNBA players every day for three or four months straight. So you’re going to get better, whether you try to or not’

After an offseason of tumult in Ann Arbor, freshman Syla Swords has steadied the ship

By Eric Rynston-Lobel / November 14, 2024

Michigan’s highest-ranked recruit has already made a major impact

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Who have been the most impressive freshmen to start the 2024-25 season?

By The IX Basketball / November 9, 2024

Several of them faced off on Monday when South Carolina narrowly topped Michigan