The UCLA Bruins left the rest of the country in ruins!
In a dominant victory for the ages and a 37-1 season for the scrapbooks, UCLA won the Women’s NCAA Tournament for the first time.
You can celebrate UCLA’s historic and dramatic 79-51 victory over South Carolina with a commemorative page print from USA TODAY Sports. You can show off your UCLA pride for as little as $29, plus shipping and handling.
Buy UCLA championship page print
This full-page print, produced on high-quality, acid-free art paper, features stunning photography and a memorable headline commemorating the championship won by the Bruins on Easter Sunday at Phoenix’s Mortgage Matchup Center. The Bruins led wire-to-wire against the Gamecocks.
The page print makes a great gift for the UCLA fan or college basketball fan in your life. And with Moms, Dads and Grads season rapidly approaching, why not check a gift off your to-do list right now?
Voted the most outstanding player, Lauren Betts posted a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Gabriela Jaquez also doubled up — 21 points and 10 rebounds — as the Bruins ended the season on a 31-game winning streak.
Although it was UCLA’s first NCAA title, the Bruins also ruled women’s basketball in 1978. They won the AIAW championship, in an era when the NCAA did not hold tournaments for women.
Upgrade options for the UCLA page print include framed copies. The page print is available through the USA TODAY Store. Go to usatodaystore.com and search UCLA.
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