2024-25 Washington Women's Basketball Schedule Announced
September 19, 2024 | Women's Basketball
Washington women's basketball's inaugural season in the Big Ten tips off in a few short months, and today the full 2024-25 schedule has been released, featuring 11 opponents who made NCAA Tournament appearances last season.
The Huskies are coming off another historic season during the 2023-24 campaign - including tying the best start in program history at 11-0 and being ranked in the AP Top 25 poll for the first time since the 2016-17 - which culminated in a second-consecutive postseason appearance. Husky Nation can catch the Dawgs at home for nine non-conference games and nine B1G match-ups.
Washington's season and non-conference schedule begins Monday, Nov. 4 when the Huskies host crosstown rival Seattle U.
UW continues the non-conference schedule at home for three more games vs. Pacific, Sienna, and Eastern Washington (who last season made an NCAA Tournament appearance), before hitting the road for the first time in the season to take on Montana in Missoula, Mont.
The Huskies return home for two more games vs. Cal State Fullerton and Prairie View A&M before heading to the Bahamas for the Pink Flamingo Championship November 25 and 27 in Nassau.
The first Big Ten matchup will interrupt non-conference play on Sunday, Dec. 8 when Washington hosts familiar foe UCLA for an early conference game in Alaska Airlines Arena.
Non-conference will resume with a game at home vs. Utah (who advanced to the NCAA Second Round last season), followed by games vs. North Dakota State and Furman in the Husky Classic.
The first full weekend of Big Ten games picks up on Saturday, Dec. 28 when the Huskies hit the road to take on Northwestern followed by Illinois three days later.
The regular season's final weekend of games will be played the first weekend in March, when Washington takes on rival Oregon on Sunday, March 2 in Alaska Airlines Arena.
Conference play features an 18-game schedule, with each team playing one school both home and away, while facing 16 teams once. Of the 16 single-play opponents, schools will play eight at home and eight on the road. Nine of the teams the Huskies will face had NCAA Tournament appearances last season, with seven of them advancing past the First Round.
The Huskies will play familiar rival Oregon twice, both away (Feb. 12) and home (March 2, regular season finale)
Washington's single-play home opponents are: UCLA (Dec. 8, B1G Opener), Wisconsin (Jan. 7), Purdue (Jan. 18), Iowa (Jan. 22), Indiana (Jan. 27), Maryland (Feb. 9), USC (Feb. 16), and Rutgers (Feb. 20).
Five of those opponents made appearances in the NCAA Tournament last season – Indiana (Sweet Sixteen), Iowa (national champion runner-up), Maryland (First Round), UCLA (Sweet Sixteen), and USC (Elite Eight).
UW's single-play away opponents are: Northwestern (Dec. 28), Illinois (Dec. 31), Michigan State (Jan. 12), Michigan (Jan. 15), Ohio State (Feb. 2), Penn State (Feb. 5), Nebraska (Feb. 23), and Minnesota (Feb. 26).
Four of those opponents made 2024 NCAA Tournament appearances – Michigan (First Round), Michigan State (First Round), Ohio State (Second Round), and Nebraska (Second Round).
The Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament is scheduled for March 5-9 in Indianapolis, Ind. at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Times and TV designations are being finalized and will be announced at a later date.
The Huskies return eight student-athletes, including three who earned postseason conference honors – Dalayah Daniels, Elle Ladine, and Sayvia Sellers. Olivia Anderson, Chloe Briggs, Teagan Brown, Shayla Gillmer, and Hannah Stines all also return. Husky Nation will see some new faces in incoming Huskies Devin Coppinger, Tayra Eke, and Brenna McDonald. Coppinger was one of 50 girls named to the 2023-24 Jersey Mike's Naismith Girls High School Player of the Year Watch List, and was one of 724 girls & boys (one of three girls from the state of Washington, one of five from the state total) named to the 2024 McDonald's All American Games Nominees list. Eke transferred to UW from Eastern Michigan, where she was All-MAC Defensive Team. McDonald transferred to UW from Yale, where she led the Ivy League in blocks per game the last two seasons.
Join the Huskies all season long in Alaska Airlines Arena! Click HERE for ticket options.
Stay up-to-date with Washington women's basketball by following @UW_WBB on X and Instagram.
2024-25 Non-Conference Schedule:
Home | Away
2024-25 Conference Schedule:
Home | Away
The Huskies are coming off another historic season during the 2023-24 campaign - including tying the best start in program history at 11-0 and being ranked in the AP Top 25 poll for the first time since the 2016-17 - which culminated in a second-consecutive postseason appearance. Husky Nation can catch the Dawgs at home for nine non-conference games and nine B1G match-ups.
Washington's season and non-conference schedule begins Monday, Nov. 4 when the Huskies host crosstown rival Seattle U.
UW continues the non-conference schedule at home for three more games vs. Pacific, Sienna, and Eastern Washington (who last season made an NCAA Tournament appearance), before hitting the road for the first time in the season to take on Montana in Missoula, Mont.
The Huskies return home for two more games vs. Cal State Fullerton and Prairie View A&M before heading to the Bahamas for the Pink Flamingo Championship November 25 and 27 in Nassau.
The first Big Ten matchup will interrupt non-conference play on Sunday, Dec. 8 when Washington hosts familiar foe UCLA for an early conference game in Alaska Airlines Arena.
Non-conference will resume with a game at home vs. Utah (who advanced to the NCAA Second Round last season), followed by games vs. North Dakota State and Furman in the Husky Classic.
The first full weekend of Big Ten games picks up on Saturday, Dec. 28 when the Huskies hit the road to take on Northwestern followed by Illinois three days later.
The regular season's final weekend of games will be played the first weekend in March, when Washington takes on rival Oregon on Sunday, March 2 in Alaska Airlines Arena.
Conference play features an 18-game schedule, with each team playing one school both home and away, while facing 16 teams once. Of the 16 single-play opponents, schools will play eight at home and eight on the road. Nine of the teams the Huskies will face had NCAA Tournament appearances last season, with seven of them advancing past the First Round.
The Huskies will play familiar rival Oregon twice, both away (Feb. 12) and home (March 2, regular season finale)
Washington's single-play home opponents are: UCLA (Dec. 8, B1G Opener), Wisconsin (Jan. 7), Purdue (Jan. 18), Iowa (Jan. 22), Indiana (Jan. 27), Maryland (Feb. 9), USC (Feb. 16), and Rutgers (Feb. 20).
Five of those opponents made appearances in the NCAA Tournament last season – Indiana (Sweet Sixteen), Iowa (national champion runner-up), Maryland (First Round), UCLA (Sweet Sixteen), and USC (Elite Eight).
UW's single-play away opponents are: Northwestern (Dec. 28), Illinois (Dec. 31), Michigan State (Jan. 12), Michigan (Jan. 15), Ohio State (Feb. 2), Penn State (Feb. 5), Nebraska (Feb. 23), and Minnesota (Feb. 26).
Four of those opponents made 2024 NCAA Tournament appearances – Michigan (First Round), Michigan State (First Round), Ohio State (Second Round), and Nebraska (Second Round).
The Big Ten Women's Basketball Tournament is scheduled for March 5-9 in Indianapolis, Ind. at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
Times and TV designations are being finalized and will be announced at a later date.
The Huskies return eight student-athletes, including three who earned postseason conference honors – Dalayah Daniels, Elle Ladine, and Sayvia Sellers. Olivia Anderson, Chloe Briggs, Teagan Brown, Shayla Gillmer, and Hannah Stines all also return. Husky Nation will see some new faces in incoming Huskies Devin Coppinger, Tayra Eke, and Brenna McDonald. Coppinger was one of 50 girls named to the 2023-24 Jersey Mike's Naismith Girls High School Player of the Year Watch List, and was one of 724 girls & boys (one of three girls from the state of Washington, one of five from the state total) named to the 2024 McDonald's All American Games Nominees list. Eke transferred to UW from Eastern Michigan, where she was All-MAC Defensive Team. McDonald transferred to UW from Yale, where she led the Ivy League in blocks per game the last two seasons.
Join the Huskies all season long in Alaska Airlines Arena! Click HERE for ticket options.
Stay up-to-date with Washington women's basketball by following @UW_WBB on X and Instagram.
2024-25 Non-Conference Schedule:
Home | Away
| Date | Opponent |
| Monday, Nov. 4 | Seattle U |
| Thursday, Nov. 7 | Pacific |
| Sunday, Nov. 10 | Siena |
| Thursday, Nov. 14 | Eastern Washington |
| Sunday, Nov. 17 | at Montana |
| Thursday, Nov. 21 | Cal State Fullerton |
| Friday, Nov. 22 | Prairie View A&M |
| Monday, Nov. 25 | TBD (at Pink Flamingo Championship) |
| Wednesday, Nov. 27 | TBD (at Pink Flamingo Championship) |
| Saturday, Dec. 14 | Utah |
| Wednesday, Dec. 18 | North Dakota State (Husky Classic) |
| Thursday, Dec. 19 | Furman (Husky Classic) |
2024-25 Conference Schedule:
Home | Away
| Date | Opponent |
| Sunday, Dec. 8 | UCLA |
| Saturday, Dec. 28 | at Northwestern |
| Tuesday, Dec. 31 | at Illinois |
| Tuesday, Jan. 7 | Wisconsin |
| Sunday, Jan. 12 | at Michigan State |
| Wednesday, Jan. 15 | at Michigan |
| Saturday, Jan. 18 | Purdue |
| Wednesday, Jan. 22 | Iowa |
| Monday, Jan. 27 | Indiana |
| Sunday, Feb. 2 | at Ohio State |
| Wednesday, Feb. 5 | at Penn State |
| Sunday, Feb. 9 | Maryland |
| Wednesday, Feb. 12 | at Oregon |
| Sunday, Feb. 16 | USC |
| Thursday, Feb. 20 | Rutgers |
| Sunday, Feb. 23 | at Nebraska |
| Wednesday, Feb. 26 | at Minnesota |
| Sunday, March 2 | Oregon |
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