More than 1,300 Division I players entered the transfer portal this offseason, and while not all of them have located a new home yet, most of the biggest names have found their la

Here are all the updates you need about key transfer portal moves around women's college basketball.

Ajsa Sivka snubbed the Chicago Sky to play college basketball at Kentucky. The 20-year-old Slovenian superstar officially signed with the Wildcats on

Joyce Edwards will be a leader on another deep South Carolina roster, which could contend for a championship. Sean Rayford / The idea of releasing a top 25 the day after the national championship game is always fraught,

UCLA's title-winning team will undergo major changes as all six of its top players, including the core seniors, graduate and move to the professional ranks. Three Final Four contenders from this season are poised to return most of their key talent, setting ...

LSU women's basketball landed one of the nation's top transfer guards. Here's where she ranked on ESPN's top transfers list.

Sivka also competed for Joventut Badalona in the Liga Feminina de Baloncesto last year, the highest level of women’s basketball competition in Spain. In 29 games there, she averaged 8.4 points on 40.2% shooting, 3.6 rebounds, and one assist per contest.

Arizona State and Oklahoma State look like big winners of women's basketball's transfer portal season. Texas is among the losers.

Women's college basketball has never had a moment quite like this one. The sport is drawing record television numbers, sellout arenas, and national conversations that go well beyond the usual hardcore fanbase.