Azzi Fudd's Stellar Performance Leads UConn to 12th NCAA Women's Basketball Championship
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Azzi Fudd, fully recovered from last season's injuries, was instrumental in leading the University of Connecticut to their 12th NCAA women's basketball championship. Named the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four, Fudd scored 24 points in the decisive victory over South Carolina, showcasing her pivotal role in the team's success.
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Azzi Fudd was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four after leading UConn to their 12th national championship.
Fudd scored 24 points in the championship game against South Carolina, contributing significantly to the 82-59 victory.
Last season, Fudd was sidelined by injuries but returned this season to average 13.3 points per game.
UConn's coach, Geno Auriemma, highlighted Fudd's importance to the team's success in the tournament.
Fudd's performance was supported by teammates Sarah Strong and Paige Bueckers, who also had significant contributions in the final game.
Fudd plans to return to UConn for another year, despite Paige Bueckers moving to the WNBA.
