Paige Bueckers and the UConn women's basketball has attracted record crowds in back-to-back road games at Creighton and DePaul.

The duo’s friendship began in 2017 during the FIBA U16 AmericaCup and grew stronger as they played alongside each other for UConn women's basketball. However, both have faced injuries, spending a large amount of time sidelined. Despite these setbacks, their mutual support has been crucial to their recoveries and current performances.

Paige Bueckers just made history at the University of Connecticut. A few months away from heading to the WNBA, Bueckers inscribed her name in the Huskies' history books by breaking a record that ...

The UConn women’s basketball team delivered a dominant 100-57 win over Villanova on Wednesday, extending their undefeated record in Big East play. Central to the win was Paige Bueckers, who recently became the fastest player in UConn history to reach 2,000 points.

Paige Bueckers became the fastest UConn women's basketball player of all time to reach 2,000 career points for the Huskies.

The UConn Huskies women's basketball team improved to 18-2 in the 2024-25 NCAA season and 9-0 in the Big East Conference on Wednesday, as they blew through the

A couple of sophomores and a senior top the odds board for the favorites to win the Wooden Award, but USC's Juju Watkins sits in pole position.

Paige Bueckers reached ... at Gampel Pavilion erupted when Bueckers scored the points 1:05 into the second quarter. Bueckers took a pass from Ashlynn Shade and dropped the jumper. Here's a view of the historic shot: Connecticut girls ice hockey top ...

UConn women's basketball star Paige Bueckers has 19 first-half points against Villanova as the Huskies ran to a big lead against Villanova.

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Connecticut officials expressed sorrow Thursday after a plane vs. helicopter crash in Washington D.C. that is believed to have left dozens of people dead.

Two former Connecticut residents part of the Skating Club of Boston were among those who died in the Washington D.C. plane-helicopter crash in Wednesday night.