Wolverines win second straight against Seattle U
UVU Women’s Basketball Teambeat Seattle University on Jan. 16, by a final score of 78-66. The Wolverines had previously played the Redhawks the night before, winning by a score of…
UVU Women’s Basketball Teambeat Seattle University on Jan. 16, by a final score of 78-66. The Wolverines had previously played the Redhawks the night before, winning by a score of…
The Utah Valley women’s basketball team earned their first win of the 2021 WAC season with a hard-fought 66-56 victory over the Seattle U Redhawks on Friday, Jan. 15 at…
The Utah Valley women’s basketball team lost to California Baptist on Saturday, Jan. 9, by a final score of 62-53. For the Wolverines this was their second game of a…
The Utah Valley women’s basketball team tipped off Western Athletic Conference play on Friday, Jan. 8 with a 98-69 loss to the undefeated California Baptist Lancers. Both programs have seen…
The Utah Valley women’s basketball team fell to Montana State on Saturday, Jan. 2, by a final score of 66-63. The Wolverines were originally scheduled to play Simpson University but…
The Utah Valley women’s basketball team blew out William Jessup on Thursday, Dec. 10, by a final score of 84-43. The Wolverines improve to 2-0 on the season. The game was…
The Western Athletic Conference announced the full slate of games for the women’s basketball 2020-21 season. As opposed to the usual format of playing a home-and-home series against each conference…
A native of Tucson, Arizona, senior guard Alexis Cortez played a critical role in the success of the Utah Valley women’s basketball team this past year. The self-described “quiet leader” set an example of consistency and steady improvement during her three years at UVU. She helped lead the team to a 9-6 conference record her senior year — the third-best record in the Western Athletic Conference.
The joys of being a student-athlete have never been more apparent than they are with the seniors leaving the Utah Valley women’s basketball team. Three players have dedicated the last…
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