The BYU Cougars women’s basketball team concluded their 2024โ25 season with a 13โ17 overall record and a 4โ14 mark in Big 12 Conference play, marking their second year in the league. Despite facing challenges, the team demonstrated resilience and growth throughout the season.
Key victories included a notable win against Houston, where BYU secured an 89โ75 triumph, and a solid performance against Arizona State, resulting in a 77โ67 victory. However, the Cougars faced tough losses in close games, such as a narrow 66โ67 defeat to Colorado and a 76โ81 loss to Utah. These games highlighted the team’s competitive spirit and potential for future success.
The season concluded with a first-round exit in the Big 12 Tournament, where BYU fell to UCF with a score of 69โ81. Following the season, head coach Amber Whiting was relieved of her duties after three seasons at the helm, during which she compiled a 45โ51 record. The search for a new head coach is underway, with the program aiming to build upon the foundation laid and strive for greater success in the coming seasons.
As the Cougars look ahead, the focus will be on recruiting, player development, and establishing a strong presence in the Big 12 Conference. The experiences and lessons from the 2024โ25 season are expected to serve as valuable tools for growth and improvement in the future.
