KU Women’s Basketball

Year in review, Part 3: A look ahead to 2025

The next year is shaping up to feature some of the most dramatic changes in college sports history, at least since the equally monumental shifts that took place four years earlier. Not long after rule changes first allowed college athletes to take financial advantage of their name, image and ...

Year in review, Part 2: The most memorable quotes of 2024

The Kansas athletic department features no shortage of extremely quotable people. From the wildly distinct but equally vibrant personalities of Hunter Dickinson and S’Mya Nichols to the thoughtful responses of the likes of coaches Dan Fitzgerald or Nate Lie, KU’s personnel gave reporters ...

Year in review, Part 1: The most significant storylines of 2024

The year in University of Kansas athletics was one of wild reversals of fortune. Teams like KU soccer and women’s basketball experienced some of their lowest lows and highest highs in the span of just a few weeks, ultimately rallying on their way to postseason success. Meanwhile, some of ...

KU women’s basketball opens Big 12 play against Baylor on Saturday

Could last year’s Baylor-Kansas result at Allen Fieldhouse serve as motivation for this year’s Bears on Saturday? “Yeah, heck yeah,” BU coach Nicki Collen said. What was then the No. 4 team in the country came to Lawrence to face a struggling KU squad, winless in the Big 12, on Jan. ...

Jayhawks ride fourth-quarter comeback in energetic Fieldhouse to 68-65 win over Penn State

Following a season-best game in which she dropped 17 points against Kansas City, Kansas guard Sania Copeland answered the call when her team needed her most, hitting three corner 3s in a tight fourth quarter to allow the Jayhawks to just edge out Penn State with a 68-65 comeback victory on ...