- In a dominant performance during their regular-season finale, the No. 7 UConn women’s basketball team cruised to a 92-57 victory over Marquette, securing their fifth consecutive Big East regular-season title. The win not only highlighted UConn’s continued excellence in the conference but also served as a statement of their readiness as they head into postseason play.
Aubrey Griffin, who had been recovering from an injury, made an impressive return, playing a pivotal role in UConn’s victory. Griffin’s energy and athleticism were evident throughout the game, contributing significantly on both ends of the floor. Her performance underscored her importance to the team, showing that UConn is even more dangerous with her back at full strength.
Seniors Paige Bueckers and Sarah Strong also played crucial roles in the win. Bueckers, who has long been considered one of the best players in the nation, displayed her usual poise and scoring ability, leading the charge for the Huskies. Strong, known for her leadership and defense, provided key contributions that helped UConn maintain control throughout the game. Together, the trio of Griffin, Bueckers, and Strong made a powerful statement on Senior Day, highlighting their combined experience and skill.
Looking ahead, UConn enters the Big East Tournament as the top seed, with their sights set on another championship. The team’s performance in the regular-season finale serves as a reminder of their dominance, as they have not only claimed the Big East title but also positioned themselves as one of the favorites for the upcoming tournament. With a deep roster, key veterans, and a strong team chemistry, UConn is poised to make a serious run at both the Big East Tournament title and a potential national championship. As they enter postseason play, the Huskies are hungry for continued success and determined to add more accolades to their already impressive season.