Allison Feaster Reflects on Daughter Sarah Strong's Remarkable NCAA Journey
It was a historic moment in women's college basketball that forever altered the landscape of the NCAA Tournament. On March 14, 1998, Allison Feaster led her Harvard women’s basketball team to a ...
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3 biggest women's March Madness tournament snubs
(Cover your eyes; this might not be pretty.) No one expected head coach Kate Paye to be former coach and legend Tara Vanderveer, but not making the NCAA tournament after 36 straight appearances is ...
Life isn't fair and sports are cruel -- USC loses in Elite 8 without JuJu Watkins
USC's defense and effort were very, very good against UConn, but the simple and cruel math of not having enough shooting ...
March Madness: Women's Teams with Most NCAA Championships
The Huskies are the most dominant team in the history of women’s college basketball, and Auriemma has overseen all but their ...
Why Tara VanDerveer hasn’t kept any of the 43 nets she cut at Stanford
Sometime on Saturday afternoon at Chase Center, a ladder will be hauled out, and one by one, members of the winning team will ...
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UNLV's Lindy La Rocque balances coaching stardom and motherhood in hometown return
UNLV's Lindy La Rocque is building champions — and a family. The Vegas native is proving women can lead, coach, and mother at ...
UConn star Sarah Strong’s mother, Allison Feaster, was key in one of NCAA’s biggest-ever upsets
Allison Feaster, whose Harvard women’s basketball team pulled off a historic NCAA Tournament upset in 1998, is now in the stands watching her daughter, UConn’s celebrated freshman ...
How Lauren Betts Found Basketball Joy Again at UCLA
After one season at Stanford, the All-American center reclaimed her passion for the game with coach Cori Close and the Bruins ...