UCLA storms past South Carolina to claim its 1st NCAA women’s basketball title
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The UCLA women's basketball team won its first NCAA championship by defeating South Carolina 79-51. Led by seniors Gabriela Jaquez and Lauren Betts, the Bruins dominated the game, with Jaquez scoring 21 points and Betts adding 16.
UCLA won its first NCAA women's basketball title by routing South Carolina 79-51. The Bruins were led by Gabriela Jaquez, who scored 21 points, and Lauren Betts, who added 16. The team's strong defense and offense led to a near-record lopsided victory. UCLA finished the season with a 37-1 record, with their only loss coming in November. The championship is UCLA's first since 1978. The Bruins' victory marked the end of their journey through March Madness.
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