KU Women’s Basketball

KU women’s basketball adds guard Sabus to 2027 class

The Kansas women’s basketball team earned its third commitment of the 2027 cycle on Tuesday afternoon when Santana Sabus announced on Instagram that she will join the Jayhawks. Sabus is a 5-foot-9 guard from Arvada, Colorado, who attends Ralston Valley High School. According to MaxPreps, as ...

How S’Mya Nichols attempts to stay healthy

Kansas guard S’Mya Nichols left the court in a wheelchair due to an ankle injury suffered in a loss at Arizona State last season; three days later she was back in the starting lineup scoring 18 points in 22 minutes in a win at Arizona. That may demonstrate the toughness Nichols has displayed ...

Jayhawk forwards will be counted on prior to Bryant’s arrival

Five-star prospect and McDonald’s All-American Cydnee Bryant took to the court for her first official appearance as a Jayhawk on Sept. 8. The 6-foot-4 freshman made a cameo for a few points late in the first set of a Kansas match against Wichita State; she appeared again a week later in ...

Schneider assesses KU women’s basketball schedule

It’s no secret that the Kansas women’s basketball team fervently hopes to return to the NCAA Tournament. “I mean, that’s always the main goal,” junior forward Regan Williams said. If the Jayhawks are to make it back into March Madness after a two-year absence, it will certainly have ...

Will 2026-27 season be S’Mya Nichols’ last at KU? Star guard has eye on WNBA

Thursday was the first day of official practice for the Kansas women’s basketball team, and as it unfolded, senior guard S’Mya Nichols observed “a whole bunch of new faces, and a whole bunch of people just getting used to the speed of the game, the pace, and just moving on drill to ...