UConn Unveils Championship Rings Crafted by Bueckers, Fudd, and Ducharme
The UConn women’s basketball team has celebrated their 2025 NCAA national championship victory with the unveiling of intricate championship rings. The private event took place on the evening of October 24, 2025, honoring the team’s impressive achievement after defeating South Carolina with a score of 82-59.
Design Concept by Key Players
These championship rings were thoughtfully crafted by standout players Paige Bueckers, Azzi Fudd, and Caroline Ducharme. Each ring was designed to capture the essence of their title-winning journey and the team’s identity.
Significant Elements of the Rings
- Twelve trapezoid stones symbolize UConn’s 12 national titles.
- Five triangle stones represent the five consecutive Big East conference tournament championships.
- The phrase “the power of friendship” is included, emphasizing team spirit.
- Scores from their journey to the national title, starting with their Sweet 16 victory over Oklahoma, are inscribed on the inner ring.
- A removable stone containing a piece of the national championship game ball is featured, with the player’s name and number engraved.
According to Bueckers, the design reflects the “vibes” that connected the team throughout the season. She remarked, “All in all, a beautiful decoration of all that we accomplished,” highlighting the rings as a tribute to their hard work and dedication.
Upcoming Season Opener
UConn will officially kick off its season against Louisville on November 4, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. ET, airing on ESPN. This match serves as a precursor to what fans hope will be another successful season for the formidable women’s basketball program.
