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UConn Huskies Women’s Basketball History
The UConn Huskies have one of the most decorated programs in women’s college basketball. Geno Auriemma took over as head coach ahead of the 1985-86 season and has led the Huskies ever since on his way to becoming the winningest coach in college basketball. Under Auriemma’s leadership, the Huskies have earned a women’s college basketball record 12 NCAA National Championship titles, 24 Final Four appearances, six undefeated seasons, and two of the longest win streaks in college basketball history. Between their former membership in the American Conference and ongoing placement in the Big East, the Huskies have secured 31 regular season conference titles and 30 conference tournament championships. Notable alumni include Rebecca Lobo, Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, Swin Cash, Maya Moore, Renee Montgomery, Tina Charles, Breanna Stewart and Paige Bueckers.
UConn Huskies Team Info
Conference: Big East
Team Colors: National flag blue and white
Team Rivals: Tennessee, Stanford, Notre Dame, Syracuse
UConn Huskies Women’s Basketball at Harry A. Gampel Pavilion and PeoplesBank Arena
The Huskies split their home games between the Harry A. Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, Connecticut, and the larger PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford. Gampel Pavilion opened in 1990 and seats more than 10,000 fans, while PeoplesBank Arena opened in 1975 and has a capacity of nearly 16,000 for basketball games. PeoplesBank Arena was initially named Hartford Civic Center and also went by XL Center from 2007 to 2025. Home games feature a boisterous student section and the charming Big Red tradition.
UConn Huskies tickets for the 2025-26 season can be purchased on Ticketmaster.
The UConn Huskies play at both Harry A. Gampel Pavilion on campus, and at PeoplesBank Arena in Hartford, Connecticut. The seating map for Gampel Pavilion can be found on the UConn website(Opens in new tab), and the seating map for PeoplesBank Arena can be found on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
game was great. Parking is atrocious. $20.00 and no employees to aid in exiting. What a goat rodeo. Also wonder what the $9.20 "service fee" is for. I ordered on line and printed out the tickets myself, using my own machine, toner, electricity.
I love going to the Arena as It is close to home and the venue is always clean and comfortable. The quality of the food vendors are better than other arenas in CT. Parking is convenient.
The UConn Women's Basketball Team is in a class by itself. I would recommend seeing this team to everyone having an interest in a good quality sporting event. BUT in Bridgeport it is not cheap. The tickets are expensive. Parking at the arena is $20, cash only. Traffic is very bad both before and after the game. If those problems don't bother you, you are in for a wonderful 3 hours of entertainment. Seats are good and the choices of food are top notch.
The energy level of the crowd was excellent and the interspersed side events kept the level of excitement consistent throughout. The UConn women are huge favorites downstate and we all hope this new in-state, offsite tradition continues!
We love going to the Bridgeport Webster Bank Arena. It is small enough where you can see the game from any seat. The employees are very nice and helpful. The only drawback is the price of parking. $20 is a bit much.
Game & arena are fine. The Bridgeport police department needs to get their act together on how to get poeple to parking lots & garages. Leaving the game was easier then getting in which is unbeleiveable since almost everyone left at the same time. Parking fee of $20 is rediculous. No wonder Bridgeport has such a bad name.
Enjoyed the game. Glad I took the train. Staff very friendly.
Webster Bank Arena is a wonderful place to see UCONN basketball. Our seats were terrific midway up in Section 106 but there is a hardly a bad seat in the place. Thoroughly an enjoyable evening!
Great venue for a UConn game. The parking garage is the biggest aggravation. The Bridgeport police do a great job moving traffic once you get out of the garage. We have gone to many games at the XL Center and Hartford was near complete gridlock in comparison.
Typical UConn drubbing! It's always good to see them in Bpt.
Great place for a basketball game. Great food!!!!!
I purchased these tickets for my 80-year old Mom for Christmas. This is the first time that she has ever been to a live game. Got good seats for a great price, and she had a blast!
Its always great to see the UCONN Women play basketball in the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport! Easy commute - if you come early you find great parking whether in the garage across the street or on the street itself. Wish there were more games for the UCONN Women in our area! The arena was clean, had many food choices and seating here is great wherever you sit! The game itself was exciting - the UCONN women always put on a good show for their fans.
Fantastic opportunity to see the Ladies AND Geno!! We do occassionally travel to the XL to see the games but once was enough for the trip to Gampel. Traffic and parking at Gampel ruins the experience. We haven't and WON'T miss the Ladies play at Webster Bank Arena. Special thanks to Geno for acknowleging our turnout and support for the team from this neck of the woods.
Great sets, great venue, great game!! And the ladies won of course!!
Enjoyed the arena, neat and clean walls and walkway. Jons were well spaced. I know you had no control but the $20.00 parking fee will make me think twice next twice about coming down to this arena in Bridgeport
Enjoyed the game, parking, & leaving were very good. Restrooms were very good. I didn't see anything to complain about. I had been there for a Rush concert too & love the place. Will be back again.
Great atmosphere for a game! A family memory to be treasured.
A great time was had by all! This game broke the attendance record for Webster Bank Arena. There were no bad seats. The audience was family-friendly and enthusiastic. Everyone had a good time and was supportive of both teams.
Great venue, seats were great. Only criticism would be traffic flow around the venue, needs to be reviewed.