The NCAA Women's FInal Four this weekend breathed life back into downtown Minneapolis after two years of a pandemic that kept workers and tourists away.
The NCAA Women's FInal Four this weekend breathed life back into downtown Minneapolis after two years of a pandemic that kept workers and tourists away.
Two coaches who have won titles, the game's No. 1 players for the past two seasons and two marquee names — UConn and South Carolina — meet tonight at Target Center for the women's Final Four championship.
Key match-ups, coaching strategy and all of the other elements in tonight's women's Final Four title game will result in one of these teams winning a close one.
It was a little over two years ago when Bueckers was a high school senior, and disappointed that a chance at another state title was being wiped out by the first days of the pandemic.
It was a little over two years ago when Bueckers was a high school senior, and disappointed that a chance at another state title was being wiped out by the first days of the pandemic.
The foundation is impressive and the future promising for many reasons: The four-time WNBA champion Lynx, stars like Paige Bueckers and Lindsay Whalen, and a 'Minnesota Style' that focuses on grinding and team play.
The national player of the year scored 23 points and added 18 rebounds in the semifinals and will be a key factor in Sunday's championship game against UConn.
South Carolina coach Dawn Staley sang Lindsay Whalen's praises Saturday, as the Hutchinson, Minn., native was named to the Class of 2022 of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
The athletes and coaches she covers for ESPN show their respect and open up to Holly Rowe's insightful questions. Rowe has created that bond without any sacrifice of professionalism.
For thousands in the sold-out Target Center who came to see Paige Bueckers, the game went like a Hollywood script — even if Connecticut's victory over defending champion Stanford didn't go according to plan.
Friday night on a home Target Center court, Paige Bueckers, one of the best players Minnesota has ever produced, fought through injury and guided UConn to the national title game.
Aliyah Boston, South Carolina's All-America forward, made her presence felt on the boards, while Louisville's Emily Engstler outhustled her opponents to the ball.