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Kentucky Splashes A Victory With Blue, 104-46
Lexi Blue had a career high night leading the Kentucky women’s basketball team to an impressive 58-point win.
Kentucky Women’s Basketball 2025-26 Season Preview And Outlook
A complete guide into the Kentucky Women’s Basketball for the upcoming 2025-26 season.
Kenny Brooks Recruiting: Top Level For Kentucky WBB In 26′ And Beyond
Head coach Kenny Brooks is making a big splash in recruiting for Kentucky Women’s Basketball
Kentucky Has Eyes On 25/26 SEC Title, Exclusive W. Assistant Coach Josh Peterson
College SportsCast had an exclusive one on one with Kentucky Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach Josh Peterson.
Nakase And Valkyries Make Historic 2025 WNBA Debut
Natalie Nakase stepped into the spotlight Friday night, making WNBA history as the league’s first Asian American head coach. Leading the Golden State Valkyries in their long-awaited debut at Chase Center, Nakase commanded the sidelines before a roaring, sold-out crowd of more than 18,000 fans. Though the Valkyries fell 82 to 67 to Kelsey Plum and the Los Angeles Sparks, Nakase’s presence marked a powerful milestone for the WNBA, the Bay Area, and the AAPI community. Meet The Valkyries’ Head Coach Nakase, a proud third generation Japanese American, returns to her home state of California to lead the Golden State Valkyries in their inaugural season. Born and raised in Southern California, she earned a walk-on spot at UCLA before playing professionally overseas. Coaching wasn’t something she initially envisioned, but those around her insisted she’d be great at it — and they were right. Nakase transitioned to the sidelines and steadily rose through the NBA coaching ranks, including time on staff with the Los Angeles Clippers. “I’ve always been the only girl walking into the NBA gym and all guys — it’s the same,” Nakase said. “No big deal.” In 2022, she joined the Las Vegas Aces as an assistant under head coach Becky Hammon. That same year, she became the first Asian American coach to win a WNBA title and helped guide the Aces to back-to-back championships. AAPI History In The WNBA Nakase’s name has been in the history books, becoming the first Asian […]
Quarters, Not Halves: Making College Basketball Better
Plenty of factors make men’s college basketball unique. Most notably, the games involve playing two halves rather than four quarters. Many people likely don’t think too much about this quirk and see it as a fundamental part of college basketball. In reality, however, it represents an outdated remnant of a bygone era that must be […]
Clutch Kelly Makes Her Case For Aces In Preseason Finale, A’One Night
The Aces didn’t draft rookie guard Deja Kelly, but on Tuesday night, she looked like a steal. Kelly scored 15 points in just 13 minutes off the bench. She drilled the game-winning jumper to get Las Vegas an 85-84 preseason win over the Phoenix Mercury at Michelob ULTRA Arena in Las Vegas. This clutch performance […]
FIFA Does Study On ACL Injuries That Changes The Game For WNBA
A new, year-long study funded by FIFA will investigate whether hormonal fluctuations during the menstrual cycle contribute to ACL injuries among female athletes, including those in the WNBA. Led by researchers and experts at Kingston University London, the study will monitor hormone levels such as estrogen and progesterone to explore their impact on ACL injuries. […]
Kaelyn Carroll, 2025 Rising Star, Bound For Kentucky WBB
Kaelyn Carroll, the top 20 recruit in the 2025 class, is headed to Lexington this fall to play for Kenny Brooks and Kentucky Women’s Basketball.