Huskie Women’s basketball program makes a change
Husky women’s head coach Jody Wynn fired after four years.
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UCLA Bruins ends Washington Huskies Pac-12 Tournament hopes with 58-46 win .
Bruins late surge down the stretch end Huskies Pac-12 Tournament hopes of advancing to Semi Final round
Washington Huskies trey fest leads to 68-54 win over Colorado in Pac-12 Women’s Tournament play
Four players score double digits in Huskies 68-54 upset win over Colorado to start Pac-12
Postseason Tournament
Washington Huskies Haley Van Dyke named to Pac-12 Woman’s Honorable Mention team.
Husky sharp shooting guard named to All-Pac12 Honorable mention teams for offense and defense.
Huskies cold shooting second hand leads to 61-52 loss to Cougars
Huskies finish regular season will start Pac-12 Tournament play on Wednesday vs Colorado.
Husky Women furious fourth quarter rally falls short in 50-55 loss to Colorado.
Furious fourth quarter rally by Husky Women falls short in 50-55 loss to Colorado
Husky women earn historic 50-35 win over Sun Devils
The Huskies won their first game since December 13th Friday night in Tempe Arizona. The Huskies led from start to finish in the 50-35 win over the Sun Devils. The … Continue reading Husky women earn historic 50-35 win over Sun Devils
No.6 ranked Stanford overpowers Washington 74-48
The no.6 ranked Stanford Cardinal bolted to a 28 -9 first-quarter lead and never looked back in a 74-48 win over the Washington Huskies. The dialed-in focused and focused Cardinal … Continue reading No.6 ranked Stanford overpowers Washington 74-48
UW Women fall to No. 13 Oregon 69- 52
Huskies had a tough time finding offensive rhythm after ten day lay off.
Washington WBB: Hot Second-Half Shooting Leads Utes Past Huskies, 84-61
Husky Women drop third straight after hot shooting second half by Utah
Van Dyke’s Double-Double Not Enough To Overcome Cougars
Husky Women’s Basketball team loses to cross town rivals Washington State
Two Long Scoring Spurts Lift No. 2 Stanford Past UW
Husky women suffer first conference loss to no. 2 Stanford.