UConn Huskies Dominate for Record 12th NCAA Women's Title

UConn defeated South Carolina 82-59 to win their 12th NCAA women's championship, their first since 2016. Freshman Sarah Strong and guard Azzi Fudd each scored 24 points. Paige Bueckers achieved her dream of a collegiate title in her final game, marking a landmark moment for the team and coach Geno Auriemma.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 07-04-2025 02:59 IST | Created: 07-04-2025 02:59 IST
UConn Huskies Dominate for Record 12th NCAA Women's Title
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In a commanding performance, UConn's women's basketball team claimed its record 12th NCAA national championship by defeating defending champions South Carolina 82-59, ending a seven-year title drought.

UConn's young stars shone, with freshman Sarah Strong delivering a double-double and Azzi Fudd matching her with 24 points. Their efforts overwhelmed the Gamecocks, whose defense faltered under pressure.

The victory provided a poignant moment for famed guard Paige Bueckers, potentially the first pick in the next WNBA Draft, as she achieved her long-desired collegiate title in her final game, underscoring coach Geno Auriemma's enduring legacy.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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