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The Nevada women’s basketball program has signed its fifth transfer in the current signing period with the addition of Jacqulynn Nakai.
University of Nevada head women's basketball coach Amanda Levens has signed a new five-year contract to coach the Wolf Pack through the 2022-23 season.
The Nevada women’s basketball used its stifling defense to take down the Santa Clara Broncos (4-6) on Saturday, 52-41. With the win, the Wolf Pack improves to 7-4 heading into Mountain West play, which is the team’s best non-league mark since the 2010-11 squad went 11-2.
The Pack will open on the road this season as it heads to Salt Lake City to take on the Utah Utes on Friday, Nov. 10. This will be the second straight season that these two teams will meet after the Utes visited Reno last year.
Nevada head women’s basketball coach Amanda Levens has added shooting guard Izzy Spruit to the 2017-18 roster.
The Wolf Pack women's basketball team is set to play 18 Mountain West Conference games next season. The Wolf Pack and first-year head coach Amanda Levens will play eight home-and-home series, as well as two one-time matchups.
Nevada women’s basketball head coach Amanda Levens has announced the addition of Shannon Gholar to her coaching staff.
Recently hired Nevada women’s basketball coach Amanda Levens made her first assistant coaching hire with the addition of Laura Gonsalves.
University of Nevada Director of Athletics Doug Knuth announced Friday that Amanda Levens has been named the head women’s basketball coach for the Wolf Pack.