Tag: Womens College Basketball

Kansas senior guard Elle Evans excelled at the State Farm College Slam Dunk and 3-Point Championships, winning three titles. She triumphed in the Team Shootout with teammates and claimed victories in the Women's 3-Point Championship and the Skechers Battle of the Champions. Evans ends her college career tied for the best three-point shooting percentage at Kansas.

The Kansas Jayhawks lost to BYU 70-67 in the WBIT Semifinals, ending their season with a 22-14 record. Jaliya Davis led Kansas with 18 points, finishing as the second all-time leading scorer among freshmen. S'Mya Nichols added 14 points, while senior Lilly Meister contributed 12 points and nine rebounds.

In an intense matchup, California defeated K-State 83-75 in the second round of the Women’s Basketball Invitation Tournament. K-State's Taryn Sides led with 13 points, while Gina Garcia set a freshman record with 12 assists. California’s Sakima Walker scored 28 points, aiding in her team's victory and extending their season.

The Kansas Jayhawks defeated Rice 62-55, led by Regan Williams' 15 points and Jaliya Davis' 13. Kansas dominated the boards 46-30 and advanced to the WBIT quarterfinals. The victory improves their season record to 21-13, with a home win streak against non-conference teams reaching 42 games.

K-State clinched a narrow 69-65 victory against Georgia Tech in the first round of the 2026 Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament. Junior forward Nastja Claessens led K-State with 15 points, while Talayah Walker scored 29 points for Georgia Tech. The Wildcats will face California or Santa Clara in the next round.

Kansas women's basketball secured a 79-70 victory over Troy, led by S'Mya Nichols' 31 points and Jaliya Davis' 21. After trailing for most of the game, Kansas outscored Troy 30-16 in the final quarter. The win marks Kansas' 20th of the season as they advance in the WBIT.

The Kansas Jayhawks will play their first game in the Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament against Troy on March 19 at 6:30 p.m. CT, broadcasted on ESPN+. Kansas, the No. 2 seed with a 19-13 record, features standout players Jaliya Davis and S'Mya Nichols. Troy, entering with a 25-7 record, is known for its strong offense and rebounding.

Kansas State women's basketball will compete in the 2026 Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament, facing Georgia Tech in the first round at Bramlage Coliseum. It's their 10th postseason appearance in 12 years. Tickets are available, and K-State players have shown strong individual performances this season. The winner advances to face California or Santa Clara.

The Kansas women's basketball team has accepted a bid to the 2026 Women's Basketball Invitation Tournament, receiving a No. 2 seed and set to host Troy on March 19. With a record of 19-13, the Jayhawks aim for success in postseason play, where they previously won the 2023 WNIT.

Kansas freshman forward Jaliya Davis scored a game-high 24 points and recorded four rebounds in a 70-56 loss to Oklahoma State. Davis achieved over 20 points for the 13th time this season, while junior guard S'Mya Nichols added 12 points. Kansas finished the regular season 18-12 and 8-10 in Big 12 play.

The Kansas Jayhawks defeated No. 20 Texas Tech 68-59 on Senior Night, marking their first win over a ranked opponent this season. S'Mya Nichols led with 19 points, tying a career-high with 15 free throws. Kansas improved to 18-11 overall, showcasing resilience with a strong fourth quarter performance.

K-State faced a challenging game against Baylor, losing 80-54 in Waco, Texas, after an exhausting stretch of four games in eight days. Tess Heal and Jordan Speiser scored 12 points each, while Baylor's Taliah Scott led with 20 points. K-State struggles were evident with poor shooting and turnovers.