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Fudd and Strong power No. 1 UConn to an 83-69 win over Villanova as win streak reaches 44 games

Azzi Fudd scored 25 points and Sarah Strong added 21 as UConn extended its win streak to 44 games, maintaining an undefeated 28-0 season record.

  • On Wednesday, the UConn women's basketball team defeated Villanova 83-69 at Finneran Pavilion to clinch the Big East championship and extend their 44-game winning streak.
  • UConn faced its first halftime deficit of the season after giving up 12 turnovers and a 0-for-7 stretch, with Villanova leading 40-37 at halftime.
  • Supporting the comeback, Ashlynn Shade and others provided 13 points, six rebounds, and forced 26 turnovers for 28 points off turnovers, outscoring Villanova 26-12 in the third.
  • For Villanova, the loss ended their six-game winning streak as the Wildcats fell to 21-6, 14-4; UConn hosts Providence on Sunday, extending their streak to 64 games.
  • Despite recurring slow starts in Big East play, UConn overcame an early deficit, with Azzi Fudd, redshirt senior guard, leading the comeback to preserve their unbeaten season trajectory.
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Fudd and Strong power No. 1 UConn to an 83-69 win over Villanova as win streak reaches 44 games

Azzi Fudd helped lead a second-half comeback and finished with 25 points, and Sarah Strong scored 21 despite early foul trouble as No. 1 UConn outlasted Villanova 83-69 on Wednesday night.

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The Washington Post broke the news in on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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