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With Connecticut's latest title, senior Kelly Faris was able to bring the Huskies' championship story full circle.

Freshman Breanna Stewart scored 17 points to lead No. 2 Connecticut to a 91-57 rout of No. 14 Purdue on Saturday and the championship of the Paradise Jam tournament.

After a career largely defined by the stars alongside her, Tiffany Hayes stepped up, put Connecticut on her back and helped lead the Huskies back to the Final Four.

It's no secret the ultra-competitive President is a sports fan, but he says he especially loves hosting women's title teams at the White House, watching the first daughters' hoops games on Saturdays and knowing women's sports are now second nature.

Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis has been likened to Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore, two former UConn Huskies players who have gone on to illustrious WNBA careers.

As her UConn teammates struggled in the first half against Stanford on Monday, freshman Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis rose to the occasion -- just like another former Huskies player who once wore No. 23.

Bria Hartley scored 17 points, Tiffany Hayes had 16 and No. 4 Connecticut opened its season with a 77-37 rout of Holy Cross on Sunday.

How quickly UConn is able to move into the post-Maya Moore era might depend on whether Bria Hartley and Stefanie Dolson can translate their freshman potential into sophomore success.

Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis has been compared to Maya Moore for similarities in personality, appearance and jump shot. And she's wearing No. 23.

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Maya Moore could collect one of the few college awards she has not won -- NCAA Woman of the Year.

Former Connecticut star Maya Moore has won the Honda-Broderick Cup for the second straight year as the top female college athlete.

The former UConn basketball star becomes just the second athlete to win the Honda-Broderick Cup twice, and the first to win it back to back.

UConn's Geno Auriemma, Maya Moore discuss women's sports.

Maya Moore of Connecticut has won the Honda Sports Award as the top woman in college basketball.

The Minnesota Lynx have signed Maya Moore, the first pick in this year's WNBA draft.