Both sophomore Hannah Hidalgo and senior Olivia Miles have All-American cases, with the star backcourt having led Notre Dame ...
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While sidelined last season, the All-American playmaker gained a new perspective that has helped the Fighting Irish become ...
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WNBA team trades away right to draft either Notre Dame prospectWhen the Chicago Sky drew the third pick in the WNBA draft lottery, it appeared a Notre Dame player was heading their way.
The Fighting Irish could have clinched the ACC regular-season championship with a win Sunday. But it was a loss in a game ...
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No. 1 Notre Dame women's basketball fells to No. 12 NC State on Sunday at Reynolds Coliseum, snapping the Irish's 19-game win ...
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Sonia Citron was down to the final frantic seconds, her top-ranked Notre Dame team down three and on the ...
Miles led all scorers with 28 points, including eight 3-pointers, which tied the Irish record set by Sheila McMillen in ...
When people think of Notre Dame women’s basketball this season, it’s easy to start with Hannah Hidalgo or Olivia Miles. However, there’s another name you should know: Sonia Citron.
No. 24 Florida State visits the No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish after Sydney Bowles scored 32 points in the Seminoles' 73-70 victory over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
In this week's Player of the Year column, we break down the players who could go professional and enter the WNBA draft this spring.
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