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Hoop Streams sign-up for the 2009-2010 season is now open! Don't forget to tell your out-of-state friends and relatives that they can still watch the games and The Geno Auriemma Shows online with CPTV's Hoop Streams. Click Here for more information.
Hoop Streams sign-up for the 2009-2010 season is now open! Don't forget to tell your out-of-state friends and relatives that they can still watch the games and The Geno Auriemma Shows online with CPTV's Hoop Streams. Click Here for more information.
Recent News
10/22/2009
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The University of Connecticut, the defending NCAA Champion and the three-time defending conference champion, was picked unanimously to win the 2009-10 BIG EAST women’s basketball regular-season title. The undisputed selection was made by the league’s 16 head coaches, who were not permitted to select their own teams. Connecticut has claimed 15 league championships, 17 regular-season titles and has won both titles in the same season 13 times, all during the past 28 years of BIG EAST women’s basketball. Notre Dame earned the other first-place vote.
10/18/2009
The rumors began to surface last this spring that Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis had committed to play college basketball at UConn. At the time they proved to be just rumors.
Mosqueda-Lewis, a 6-foot junior wing from Anaheim, Calif., told the Connecticut Post in June that she was going to take her time during the recruiting process and would not make a decision until next year. All of that changed during her unofficial visit to UConn this weekend when Mosqueda-Lewis made an oral commitment to play for the Huskies, according to her Tennessee Flight Silver AAU coach Tom Insell.
News from UConnhuskies.com
- Huskies Dominate the College of Saint Rose 85-44
- Basketball Exhibitions to be Streamed on UConnHuskies.com
- Maya Moore and Tina Charles Named to AP Women's Basketball Preseason All-America Squad
- Women's Basketball Unanimous No. 1 in Associated Press Preseason Poll
- UConn Selected to Host First and Second Rounds of 2011 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament





