UVU falls to No. 1 Stanford in NCAA Round of 64
The Utah Valley women’s basketball team fell to Stanford in the first round of the NCAA tournament, 87-44. This was the Wolverines’ READ MORE
Dan Nielson
Wolverines claim first-ever bid to NCAA Tournament
Utah Valley women’s basketball team secured their first-ever bid to play in the NCAA Tournament, where they will face the No. 1 READ MORE
UVU falls to Grand Canyon in second round nail-biter
LAS VEGAS – The Utah Valley women’s basketball team fell to Grand Canyon in the WAC tournament semifinal with a final score READ MORE
UVU defeats Chicago State in opening round of WAC Tournament
The Utah Valley women’s basketball team defeated Chicago State in the first round of the WAC tournament with a final score of READ MORE
Utah Valley holds off late run by Texans to win first of two
Utah Valley staved off a late fourth quarter run by Tarleton State to win the first of a two game series 60-58. READ MORE
Carvalho leads the way in Wolverines’ win over Grand Canyon
Maria Carvalho scored a career-high 23 points, added six rebounds and four assists to her record as Utah Valley won their fifth READ MORE
Wolverine Weekly: Aimaq breaks single-game rebound record
In this new weekly column, we will be recapping the previous week in Utah Valley sports and highlighting key players and moments READ MORE
UVU wins big against William Jessup, 84-43
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 READ MORE
Alexis Cortez: Senior Brought “Mamba Mentality” to UVU
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.
Wolverines conference tournament crushed in loss to Seattle
Utah Valley women’s basketball finished their regular season with the highest seed in the programs history — second place. UVU faced off READ MORE
