5 Canadians to watch during NCAA women's March Madness
There are a few Canadian women with sights set on leaving their imprint at March Madness.
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Who are top duos in the women's March Madness NCAA bracket? - ESPN
Star power has defined the 2023-24 women's college basketball season, and much of that focus has been on household names: Caitlin, JuJu, Paige, Angel.
UConn's Aaliyah Edwards has broken nose, no concussion - ESPN
UConn star center Aaliyah Edwards' nose is «way broken,» coach Geno Auriemma said Sunday, after she took an elbow to the nose during the Huskies' win over Providence on Saturday.
Iowa star Caitlin Clark headlines Wooden Award top 15 - ESPN
The record-breaking Caitlin Clark of the Iowa Hawkeyes headlines the 15-player national ballot for the John R. Wooden Award, it was announced on ESPN's «College GameDay» on Sunday.
UConn's Aaliyah Edwards injures nose in win over Providence - ESPN
UNCASVILLE, Conn. — UConn center Aaliyah Edwards left the Huskies' Big East quarterfinal win over Providence on Saturday after taking an elbow to her nose.
USA Today writer: 'It matters that the faces of the future' of women's college basketball are Black
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Weekend preview: Can men's college hoops find its groove? - ESPN
After Caitlin Clark broke Pistol Pete Maravich's career scoring record March 3, a conversation about the state of the men's game commenced on social media. It's no secret Clark is one of the biggest basketball stars in the country right now, at any level, professional or amateur. But some of the proponents of the men's game felt the need to promote its biggest stars during that dialogue and advocate for its top storylines.
Caitlin Clark, four freshmen among top 25 players in country - ESPN
Conference play across January and February has been college basketball's great equalizer, showing what players and teams are made of before the stage gets even bigger and brighter in March. And so with Championship Week right around the corner, ESPN is back with its newest edition of the top 25 players in women's college basketball.