UConn is in pursuit of its 12th national championship and the first since 2016. Here's a look at the Huskies roster:

Led by Paige Bueckers with standout performances from Azzi Fudd and Sarah Strong, UConn once again stands alone as champions.

When it comes to women's college basketball, seeding is typically a good indicator of how well teams might do in the NCAA Tournament. No. 1 seeds have won the tournament 23 times, while No. 2 seeds have only won seven times.

UConn embarrassed overall No. 1 UCLA to reach the NCAA championship game. Paige Bueckers isn't leaving college basketball without a title.

UConn has advanced to the national championship game for the first time since 2022 and the 13th time overall after dominating No. 1 overall seed UCLA 85-51 in the Final Four. The Huskies will face defending national champion South Carolina in the final on Sunday.

The Huskies used to be the cream of the crop in women’s basketball, but that title has been grasped by Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks in recent years. UConn has been in every national tournament since 1989,

How do you sum up UConn's latest national title under Geno Auriemma? The answer for ESPN's Ryan Ruocco is to focus on Huskies superstar Paige Bueckers, who proved she was the biggest superstar in the women's NCAA tournament who's finishing a storybook college career as she presumably heads to the WNBA.

Paige Bueckers, Azzi Fudd and Sarah Strong powered UConn to the program's first national title in nearly a decade and 12th overall.

Believe it or not, it’s been nearly 10 years since UConn won the Women’s NCAA Tournament. The Huskies last cut down the nets in 2016, capping off an undefeated season and a four-peat. UConn will look to end its “drought” in Sunday’s National Championship.