Among the most heartwarming aspects of the 2024-25 NCAA women's season to this point has been UConn Huskies standout Azzi Fudd's return to the court after suffering a torn ACL in her knee last November.

After hitting her first 3-pointer since her ACL tear against Oregon State, UConn star Azzi Fudd is finding new confidence at the Baha Mar Women’s Championship.

Azzi Fudd is reportedly set to return to the UConn women's basketball team following her year-long injury absence.

After missing all but two games a year ago with a knee injury, Azzi Fudd returned to action for the UConn women's basketball team Wednesday night.

Almost exactly a year after suffering a season-ending ACL and medial meniscus tear, Azzi Fudd is back. The UConn women’s basketball team announced that Fudd was cleared to make her 2024-25 debut in the Huskies’ game against Fairleigh Dickinson at Gampel Pavilion on Wednesday night.

It was the very first play for which Azzi Fudd was on the floor in more than a year for the UConn women’s basketball team. Her friend and teammate Paige Bueckers found her with the inbounds pass to

Paige Bueckers scored 23 points on 9-of-13 shooting and No. 2 UConn never trailed as the Huskies beat Oregon State 71-52 at the Baha Mar Women’s Championship. Sarah Strong, the 2024 Naismith High School Player of the Year,

The UConn women's basketball team began the Baha Mar Women's Championship with an easy win over Oregon State and will face Ole Miss Wednesday.

Paige Bueckers scored 23 points on 9-of-13 shooting and No. 2 UConn never trailed Monday night as the Huskies beat Oregon State 71-52 at the Baha Mar Women’s Championship.

The UConn women’s basketball team took care of business Monday evening, defeating the one win Oregon State Beavers 71-52 in their first game of the Baha Mar Women’s Championship Tournament.