Scores as of 4/20
Connecticut College Men’s Lacrosse (7-7): 11-12 Loss @ Hamilton College
- April 19, 2025
- Clinton, NY
- Next Game: Vs. Wesleyan University – New London, CT, Silfen Field & Track
- April 23, 2025 @ 6:00 pm
Connecticut College Women’s Lacrosse (7-7): 11-13 Loss Vs. Hamilton College
- April 19, 2025
- New London, CT
- Next Game: @ Wesleyan University – Middletown, CT, Jackson Field
- April 23, 2025 @ 6:00 pm
Connecticut College Sailing @ Brown University
- April 19, 2025 – April 20, 2025
- Providence, RI
- Next Regatta: @ United States Merchant Marine Academy – Kings Point, NY, Yocum Sailing Center
- April 26, 2025 – April 27, 2025
Connecticut College Men’s Tennis (10-10): 0-7 Loss @ Tufts University
- April 19, 2025
- Medford, MA
- Next Game: Vs. Endicott College – New London, CT, Tennis Courts
- April 24, 2025 @ 3:30 pm
Connecticut College Women’s Tennis (6-10): 0-7 Loss @ Tufts University
- April 19, 2025
- Medford, MA
- Next Game: Vs. Hamilton College – New London, CT, Tennis Courts
- April 26, 2025 @ 10:00 am
Connecticut College Men’s Track & Field @ Trinity College Invitational
- April 19, 2025
- Hartford, CT
- Next Meet: NESCAC Championships – Middletown, CT, Andersen Track
- April 26, 2025 @ 9:00 am
Connecticut College Women’s Track & Field @ Trinity College Invitational
- April 19, 2025
- Hartford, CT
- Next Meet: NESCAC Championships – Middletown, CT, Andersen Track
- April 26, 2025 @ 9:00 am
Connecticut College Women’s Water Polo (5-11): 12-11 Win Vs. Grove City College
- April 13, 2025
- Rock Island, IL
University of Connecticut Women’s Basketball (37-3): 82-59 Win Vs. University of South Carolina – NCAA DI Women’s Basketball Tournament
- April 6, 2025
- Tampa, FL
The Mecca of Women’s basketball, that is the UConn Huskies’ stadium, has another banner to fly after demolishing the University of South Carolina 82-59 in the DI women’s basketball championship match. The #2 Huskies in the Spokane side of the bracket went 31-3 through the regular season with an incredibly balanced unit with a top-10 scoring offense and the #1 scoring defense. Led by the WNBA’s #1 overall draft pick, Paige Bueckers, UConn coasted through each round of the NCAA championship, starting with the 7th largest margin of victory in history with 69 points in their 103-34 point performance over Arkansas State in the first round. The Huskies then followed up that game with a 34-point win over South Dakota State University, a 23-point victory over Oklahoma University, a 14-point win versus USC, and another 34-point win, this time over UCLA, to send them to their record-holding 12th NCAA title victory. The game against South Carolina was led offensively by a three-headed monster of guard Azzi Fudd, freshman forward Sarah Strong, and Bueckers. Fudd and Strong each put up 24 points while Bueckers added on another 17, which combined would have been enough to take down the Gamecocks. However, Strong’s defensive performance piled more onto South Carolina’s plate as she added three blocks and two steals. The entire team’s defensive performance stayed consistent throughout the tournament, as the South Carolina team struggled to get their shots to go, forcing Coach Staley to rotate players to find which five would be most effective at breaking through the UConn wall. Outside of the first few minutes of the first quarter, the Huskies dominated the entire matchup, sending the Gamecocks back to South Carolina without a real chance to get their footing in the match. UConn is back atop the college basketball podium and, with its legacy and young talent left on the roster, looks to be a dominant force for years to come.
