KU Women’s Basketball

Two KU women’s basketball guards will enter portal

Kansas women’s basketball guards Laia Conesa and Keeley Parks are entering the transfer portal. Conesa went into the portal on Monday, a KU Athletics spokesperson confirmed. The 5-foot-11 guard from Barcelona, Spain, averaged 3.7 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.1 assists in 20.0 minutes per game ...

Ernstes set to join KU after athletic upbringing, distinguished high school career

Mollie Ernstes thinks back to yesteryear and the fierce, competitive battles with her older brother Aidan and sports-loving family when she was growing up in North Vernon, Indiana, a tight-knit community of just over 6,500 people. Ernstes — the Kansas women’s basketball signee and 6-foot ...

Evans wins women’s college 3-point contest, then beats men’s champion

Senior wing Elle Evans capped off her Kansas career in style on Friday night by winning the College 3-Point Championship at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Not only did Evans emerge victorious from the eight-player field in the women’s 3-point contest — which also included Ryanne Allen ...

Bryant explains importance of two-sport participation

What is a rare honor for most of the country is in fact quite common in the Bryant family. Kansas women’s basketball signee Cydnee Bryant took part in the McDonald’s All-American girls basketball game on Tuesday night in Glendale, Arizona, making her the third member of her family to ...

Future Jayhawks represent KU in McDonald’s All-American Game

Two future Jayhawks represented Kansas in the McDonald’s All-American Game on Tuesday night in Glendale, Arizona. Guard Taylen Kinney of Newport, Kentucky, played for the East team in the boys’ game, while center Cydnee Bryant of Riverside, California, played for the West team in the ...