The University of Texas at San Antonio is keeping its winning streak going by extending head women’s basketball coach Karen ...

Aston has flipped the Roadrunners' program in her four years at the helm, leading the group to a record-setting 26 wins last season.

JULY 1, 2025 — UTSA Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Lisa Campos announced a five-year extension to the contract of head women’s basketball coach Karen Aston on Tuesday.

The lone transfer from the 2024-25 Duke basketball squad will next suit up in the city that hosted last season's Final Four.

Why is UTSA called the Roadrunners? According to the UTSA website, ... On Nov. 24, 1981, the Roadrunner made its debut, "hatching" from an egg during a basketball pep rally.

Why is UTSA called the Roadrunners? According to the UTSA website, ... On Nov. 24, 1981, the Roadrunner made its debut, "hatching" from an egg during a basketball pep rally.

The Roadrunners more than doubled their planned revenue sharing allotment to baseball, Hallmark said, inspiring confidence in ...

On Thursday, Borden announced his transfer to the UTSA Roadrunners. He'll arrive in San Antonio, the site of the 2025 Final Four, after having already received a degree from Duke University. Go Birds!

JUNE 6, 2025 — After a decisive victory over Kansas State and twice conquering the No. 2 Texas Longhorns to claim the NCAA Austin Regional Championship, UTSA Baseball now has its sights set on the ...

On Nov. 24, 1981, the Roadrunner made its debut, "hatching" from an egg during a basketball pep rally. The name "Rowdy" for the mascot is believed to be from the "rowdy" nature of the university's ...

Former Duke center Stanley Borden will transfer to UTSA for the 2025-26 college basketball season, according to a report from Tobias Bass of The Athletic. Borden has been at Duke since the 2021-22 ...

Why is UTSA called the Roadrunners? ... On Nov. 24, 1981, the Roadrunner made its debut, "hatching" from an egg during a basketball pep rally.