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UNLV’s Lady Rebels went from never trailing in the first half to being down double-digits in the fourth quarter on the way to having its chances at another Mountain West Conference tournament title crown extinguished. As the two highest seeds remaining in this year’s Mountain West Championships, the two-seed Lady Rebels lost, 66-59, to the Colorado State Rams Monday, March 9 from the Thomas & Mack Center. Both teams claimed a double-digit win during the regular season ahead o

A wild start to the second day of the Mountain West Championships saw the UNLV Lady Rebels as the bracket’s highest remaining seed without having played a game yet. The program opened this year’s tournament run with a, 79-65, win over Fresno State Sunday, March 8 from the Thomas & Mack Center, a place where the team has yet to lose this season in three tries. That makes it three wins this season in three meetings against the Bulldogs for the Lady Rebels. “We watched all the g

UNLV’s Lady Rebels are hoping to use a rout in the program’s season finale to undo some recent rust heading into postseason play. UNLV thumped Boise State, 76-47, in its lone meeting against the Broncos this season Wednesday, March 4 from The Pavilion. “Just a great way to finish playing in The Pavilion this season,” head coach Lindy La Rocque said. “I thought we had a great crowd, the White-Out, people showed up and our team showed up. I challenged our team before this game

UNLV’s final road trip of the season ended in ice cream after the team earned a hard fought win over Fresno State. The Lady Rebels dumped the Bulldogs, 68-54, on the road Saturday, Feb. 28 from Save Mart Center. That brought the end to a two-game road trip that began with a 16-point loss to the Colorado State Rams. Saturday went down as the 50th all-time meeting in the UNLV-Fresno State series with the former winning the last 10 encounters. Before the win, the Lady Rebels had

UNLV women’s basketball picked a bad time to have one of its worst shooting performances of the season. Having split its last four outings, the Lady Rebels were smacked, 77-61, by the Colorado State Rams Wednesday, Feb. 25 from Moby Arena. It’s the program’s first loss against CSU since 2021 after having won the last 10 meetings. Moreover, the team dropped to 7-7 on the road this season. Following this past week, it’s been confirmed that UNLV will not win the Mountain West’s

With little to no room for error in hopes of not sliding any further in the conference standings, UNLV’s Lady Rebels are hoping to string together some wins. Needing it badly, the program got a big, 81-64, win over intra-state rival Nevada – Reno on the team’s Senior Day. It will go down as a sweep for the Scarlet & Gray in this year’s installment of the Silver State Rivalry. With the final win of the set coming at home, UNLV improved to 11-3 at home this season. “It’s always

UNLV was suffocated in the second half as part of a second loss to San Diego State this year, solidifying a regular season sweep. With two games separating the Lady Rebels from the first-place Aztecs, the latter got the better of the former, 80-62, Wednesday, Feb. 18 from Viejas Arena. Earlier this season, UNLV lost in overtime at home to SDSU and have now lost four of the last five in the rivalry including losing three straight. Before this slump, the program had won 10 stra

UNLV women’s basketball will not win a third straight game after falling short in a rare conference home loss. After winning its last two games by an average of 12 points, the Lady Rebels were stunned, 82-72, by the Wyoming Cowgirls Wednesday, Feb. 11 from The Pavilion. Earlier this conference slate, UNLV beat Wyoming inside Arena Auditorium by 29 points. “Credit to Wyoming,” head coach Lindy La Rocque said. “They played a really good game and honestly, they kicked our butts

The 11-point finish on the scoreboard doesn’t tell the entire story of a pullaway win for UNLV as it made sure not to slip in a pit-stop road game at Utah State ahead of consecutive home contests. After splitting each of its last two games, the Lady Rebels picked up a, 71-60, win over the Aggies Saturday, Feb. 7 from the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. The victory gives the team seven road wins in 12 tries this season. “It’s hard to win conference games on the road,” head coach Lind

A .500 record in the last four games improved as the UNLV Lady Rebels picked up a win in a pit-stop home game against the Colorado State Rams Saturday afternoon. UNLV dumped Colorado State, 64-51, Saturday, Jan. 31 from The Pavilion in a matchup that featured the second and third-best teams in the Mountain West standings. As a result, the preseason favorites to win the conference are now 10-2 in Mountain West play. “Really proud of our team’s effort especially in that fourth

Various times this season, the UNLV Lady Rebels have looked every bit as dominant as one may expect a four-time regular season conference champion to be. However, very few of those showings have come on the road. En route to a fifth road loss in 11 tries this season, UNLV was defeated by New Mexico, 68-57, Wednesday, Jan. 28 from The Pit. Heading into the contest, the Lady Rebels were in search of a third consecutive win having won nine of their last 10 games. Wednesday marke

Nothing gets the juices flowing like a rivalry meeting that sets up a second straight win for the UNLV women’s basketball program. To start a two-game road trip, the Lady Rebels dumped its intra-state rival, the Nevada – Reno Wolf Pack, 62-57, Saturday, Jan. 24 from the Lawlor Events Center. The start to this road trip comes after a 1-1 homestand for the program which included a loss to the San Diego State Aztecs. That San Diego State team is the lone team on top of a UNLV cl

UNLV successfully bounced back from its first conference loss of the season with a blowout win as it hopes to return to form. The Lady Rebels blasted the Air Force Falcons, 78-47, Wednesday, Jan. 21 from The Pavilion to complete a regular season sweep of its Mountain West foe. Their win takes the team to 8-2 at home this year. “It was a close game at their place,” head coach Lindy La Rocque said. “Air Force is a really good team so we had the intention and focus from the get-

UNLV women’s basketball suffered its first conference loss in a defeat that snapped its longest win streak of the season. In a battle for first place in the Mountain West, the Lady Rebels lost, 75-66, in overtime to the San Diego State Aztecs Saturday, Jan. 17 from The Pavilion. In the last six meetings, the two programs have split victories including a SDSU win in the Mountain West Championship semifinals last year. “Just a heck of a basketball game,” head coach Lindy La Roc

UNLV head coach Lindy La Rocque moved some pieces on her chessboard ahead of the program’s last outing resulting in reigning Mountain West Player of the Week Meadow Roland being held out of the game for “load management” purposes. Without its leading scorer, the Lady Rebels stymied the San Jose State Spartans, 78-50, Wednesday, Jan. 14 from the Provident Credit Union Event Center. UNLV has now won the last eight meetings against its Mountain West foe. Additionally, the outcom

This recent win streak has given the UNLV women’s basketball team a fast start to conference play as it continues its pursuit of five straight regular season titles in the Mountain West. The Lady Rebels got some revenge on the Wyoming Cowgirls, 82-53, Saturday, Jan. 10 from Arena Auditorium in Laramie. It goes down as the sixth win for the program in the last seven contests against its Mountain West rival. “I think it’s huge,” head coach Lindy La Rocque said. “I think this is

UNLV women’s basketball program won its last contest to open this week’s conference play to keep pace in a current two-team race in the Mountain West. Lady Rebels moved to 5-0 in Mountain West action with a, 69-58, win over the Utah State Aggies Wednesday, Jan. 7 from The Pavilion. By doing so, the team improved its overall record to 10-5 while it presently sits behind San Diego State (10-3). “We’re very excited,” senior guard Jasmyn Lott said. “We have a good team so I’m exc

With the calendar flipped to 2026, the UNLV Lady Rebels opened the new year the same way it closed the previous, with a win. In a one-off road game, UNLV downed Air Force, 64-58, Saturday, Jan. 3 from The Pavilion. It’s the program’s third road win in seven tries after also beating Grand Canyon by a point to open conference play. UNLV is now on a season-long four-game win streak while also being one of four Mountain West teams without a loss in conference play. Overall, La Ro

Ten full days off for the Christmas break is a thing of the past now as UNLV returned to the court and returned to its winning ways. The program capped off a perfect 2-0 homestand after beating Fresno State, 85-59, Wednesday, Dec. 31 from The Pavilion. The Lady Rebels are now 6-1 at home this year with four straight wins on campus. “I thought we all really needed that Christmas break,” head coach Lindy La Rocque said. “It felt like our team came back rested and rejuvenated, w

A Mountain West home opener brought the UNLV Lady Rebels back to campus for the first time since November 28th. And it returned in the same fashion it left, with a win. After ending a two-game losing streak in their last outing, UNLV opened its home conference slate with a, 89-71, win over New Mexico Saturday, Dec. 20. Earlier this week, the program opened Mountain West play with a one-point win over Grand Canyon. “Today, they just did it,” head coach Lindy La Rocque said. “T