UCLA wins first NCAA women's basketball championship after defeating South Carolina
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UCLA has won its first NCAA women's basketball championship by defeating South Carolina. The Bruins' victory marks the end of the college careers for all five of UCLA's starters and is a historic win for the team.
UCLA won its first NCAA women's basketball championship by defeating South Carolina. The Bruins advanced to the final with a 51-44 victory over Texas, while the Gamecocks beat Connecticut 62-48. The game marked the end of the college careers for UCLA's five starters. UCLA's leading scorer, Lauren Betts, averages 17.2 points per game. The Bruins trailed the series with South Carolina 4-2 but won the most recent meeting 77-62. UCLA's win is a historic achievement for the team.
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