The Georgia women’s basketball season ended in a hard-fought loss to Iowa on Sunday, March 19, 74-66.
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Katie Abrahamson-Henderson’s homecoming will continue on Sunday as the Georgia women’s basketball team gears up to take on second-seeded Iowa in the second round of the NCAA tournament. Iowa is led by junior guard Caitlin Clark, one of the best scorers in the country, and the team is coming off a first round thrashing of Southeastern Louisiana.
Georgia women’s basketball will live to fight another day after defeating Florida State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, 66-54.
March Madness is here, and 10th-seeded Georgia women’s basketball is set to do battle with 7th-seeded Florida State in the first round.
On Sunday, March 12, the Georgia women's basketball team was slotted as the No. 10 seed in the Seattle Region and is set to take on No. 7 seed Florida State at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, March 17.
The Georgia women’s basketball team lost to LSU 83-66 in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament on Friday, March 4. Georgia couldn’t keep up with LSU, whose offensive outburst propelled the team to its first SEC semifinal appearance since 2015.
The Georgia women’s basketball team defeated Auburn 63-47 on Thursday, March 3 in the first round of the SEC tournament. The victory comes exactly one week after the team beat Auburn in its final home game of the regular season.
Entering the 2022 women’s basketball season, Georgia had only five players returning to the roster from the previous year. For Javyn Nicholson, a senior forward who’d spent her entire career in red and black, familiar faces were few and far between.
When the 2022-23 Georgia basketball season tipped off in November, so did a new chapter in program history. Both of the school’s basketball teams welcomed new head coaches from the sunshine state. Former Florida head coach Mike White was brought in on March 13th to lead the men’s team, and Katie Abrahamson-Henderson came from the University of Central Florida on March 26th to coach the women’s team.
On Feb. 28, Georgia fifth-year guard Diamond Battles was named to the All-SEC Second Team and the SEC All-Defensive team.
The Georgia women’s basketball team was defeated 73-63 in a hard-fought road matchup with the undefeated South Carolina Gamecocks.
Georgia women’s basketball came back from a slow first half to overpower Auburn with a 70-59 win on senior night.
The Georgia women’s basketball team used a dominant fourth quarter to defeat Arkansas 71-48 on Sunday afternoon in Stegeman Coliseum.
The Georgia women’s basketball team outlasted Kentucky on the road on Thursday night, 50-40. Georgia now sits at 18-9 overall with a 7-6 record against the SEC.
The Georgia women’s basketball team stifled the Florida Gators on Sunday, running away with an 81-55 victory. The Bulldogs kept Florida out of the game for nearly the entire contest.
The spring of 2022 marked a major transition period for Georgia women’s basketball. The arrival of head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson from UCF meant an influx of new players and coaches.
However, two UCF graduate transfers, guard Diamond Battles and forward Brittney Smith, have provided a level of stability that has allowed the Bulldogs to remain competitive.
This weekend, Georgia basketball will look back at one of its proudest moments when it will recognize the 40th anniversary of when both its men’s and women’s teams qualified for the Final Four in 1983.
On Feb. 7, the UGA Athletic Association announced its intention to adjust seating inside Stegeman Coliseum in order to “enhance the game day experience.”
Georgia women’s basketball got out in front early and never let up, defeating Vanderbilt 79-61 in Nashville, Tennessee on Feb. 5.
The Georgia women’s basketball team lost to the undefeated LSU Tigers on Thursday night 82-77 in overtime. Georgia competed with the nation’s No. 3 team from the opening tip to the final buzzer, but ultimately ran out of gas in overtime.
Georgia women’s basketball dominated Mississippi State on both ends of the floor, securing a 62-34 victory on Jan. 29.