Women's Basketball

UAA's women basketball team traveled to Hilo on Dec. 14 to compete against Holy Names University and University of Hawaii at Hilo. Their first match...

The UAA women's basketball team had a tough loss Saturday in Idaho against Northwest Nazarene University. They traveled there after an exciting win on...

This past weekend was a busy one at the Alaska Airlines Center. Both the men's and women's basketball teams hosted events that took place...

After a summer exhibition in Taiwan that gave the team a chance to acclimate to new players, the UAA women's basketball team was back...

For those who keep up with women’s basketball at UAA, you may remember the starting center from last season, Sierra Afoa. Former student and...

The UAA women's basketball team returned late on July 10 after almost two weeks spent in Taiwan. The lengthy trip to the port city...

Associate head coach Shaina Afoa was named the NCAA DII National Assistant Coach of the Year. The award was decided by the Women’s Basketball...

Wasilla local Alysha Devine is one of the eight NCAA Division II coaches honored by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, and the third consecutive UAA coach earning Thirty Under 30 honors.

Tournament passes for all three days cost $30 for adults and $18 for students, seniors and youth; single-game tickets start at $9. For more information on the tournament, visit goseawolves.com.

Seawolves continue to hold No. 1 spot in conference after defeating Concordia and Western Oregon.

Seawolves hold on to No. 1 spot in Great Northwest Athletic Conference with 10 regular season games remaining

With the majority of UAA's athletic teams now in season, the athletes kept busy with games, meets, training and traveling.

Karolin Anders is a former member of the UAA track and field team. The accomplishments of UAA’s athletic department have already added up to an...

Featuring Jesse Miller, Curtis McKillop and Kiki Robertson

UAA wins first back-to-back conference games of the season to remain unbeaten

Head coach Ryan McCarthy: “To me this was our best defensive performance and from an effort standpoint and we are very happy to have put ourselves in a position to accomplish one of our goals for the season.”

Interim Chancellor Samuel Gingerich announced on Aug. 24 that the annual GCI Great Alaska Shootout will take place for the last time in 2017,...

  High school students often dream of continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level, and many of those collegiate athletes later strive to take...

The UAA Athletics Department has released the new schedules for the 2017-18 season. With another college basketball season approaching, the time is right to...

Now that the 2017-18 seasons are just around the corner for many sports, women's basketball, gymnastics and cross-country have been announcing new recruits for their teams.

After the commencement of the 2016-17 school year and athletic seasons, many of the UAA teams are losing a significant portion of their rosters and aim to reboot their teams.

Seawolves end their 26-game winning streak with season-ending loss

The UAA women's basketball season is officially ended, but special recognition is deserved for the individual and team records for the 2016-17 season.

The Seawolf women's basketball team competed in their final regular season games before heading to conference championships

From polar opposites, Hawaii to Alaska, senior Kiki Robertson has made a substantial impression on the UAA women's basketball team.

Mirroring the previous 2015-16 season, the Seawolves are coming to a close in the current season with a national No. 2 rank.

As the UAA women's basketball team nears the end of the season, the team still continues to maintain high standings.

Both in their senior season, Alysha and Connor are making their names known.

At 38-3, the UAA women's basketball team just completed their best season in school history, and were arguably the greatest team Seawolf Athletics has...

Seawolves fall short to Lubbock Christian in NCAA Championship