The UTSA women’s basketball team earned its first win of the season in the Roadrunners’ home opener.
UTSA beat Texas State 64-41 on Thursday at the Convocation Center.
Cheyenne Rowe led the Roadrunners with 16 points and eight rebounds, Mia Hammonds had 16 points and Idara Udo had nine points and nine rebounds.
UTSA is 1-2 after opening the season with road losses to Texas Tech and Houston. The Roadrunners play their next game across town on Wednesday against Incarnate Word (UIW).
Austin Nunez had 10 points and one assist on Friday. – Photo by Joe AlexanderSouthern Illinois Edwardsville (SIUE) beat UTSA 77-60 in non-conference men’s basketball on Friday at the Convocation Center.
Jamir Simpson led UTSA with 16 points and Austin Nunez, Dorian Hayes and Kaidon Rayfield had 10 points each.
The Roadrunners (1-1) play their next game on the road Wednesday at 7 p.m. against Texas State. UTSA is back at home Nov. 15 against Denver.
Kyra White played two seasons for UTSA after transferring from USC. – photo by Joe AlexanderUTSA women’s basketball announced former UTSA player Kyra White is returning to the Roadrunners as Director of Operations.
The former guard from Converse, Texas, played two seasons at UTSA and averaged 7.8 points and 4.5 assists in 32 games in 2022-23 and 9.9 points 4.8 assists in 33 games in 2023-24.
Jordyn Jenkins playing in her first home game at UTSA. The Roadrunners beat Abilene Christian 76-70 on Sunday, Nov. 11, 2022, at the Convocation Center. – Photo by Joe AlexanderJordan Jenkins played three seasons at UTSA – two full seasons and one shortened season when she was returning from a knee injury. She played in 74 games total.
The 6-foot forward from Renton, Washington, came to UTSA as a transfer from USC. In her time with the Roadrunners she played in 74 games and recorded 1,488 points (20.1 per game) and 529 rebounds (7.1 per game).
She was the Conference USA Player of the Year and CUSA Newcomer of the Year in 2022-23 – her first season at UTSA.
In her final season at UTSA, she led the Roadrunners in scoring and rebounding and was named the American Athletic Conference Player of the Year.
On Monday, the Las Vegas Aces of the WNBA announced they have signed Jordyn Jenkins to a training camp contract.
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
UTSA celebrated winning the 2025 American Athletic Conference women’s basketball regular-season title in Jordyn Jenkins’ final home game for the Roadrunners. UTSA beat Florida Atlantic 60-52 on March 1, 2025. – photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA women’s basketball guard Sidney Love takes a turn cutting down the net after the Roadrunners clinched the American Athletic Conference regualar-season title on March 1, 2025. It was her final home game at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe Alexander
UTSA guard Sidney Love announced on Tuesday on Twitter/X that she is entering the transfer portal.
The guard from Steele High School was a big part of the improvement of the UTSA women’s basketball team over the last three seasons.
This season as a junior she was second at UTSA in scoring with 10.3 points per game and second in total assists with 107.
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love – UTSA
Sidney Love playing for UTSA women’s basketball as a freshman on Nov. 20, 2022 at the Convocation Center. It was her first home game for UTSA.
Kyra White from the UTSA women’s basketball game against New Mexico State on Nov. 10, 2023, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderKyra White is a 5-foot-9 guard on the UTSA women’s basketball team. The senior from Converse Judson averaged 9.9 points per game this season and led the Roadrunners with 160 assists.
Idara Udo from the UTSA women’s basketball game against Rice on March 5, 2024, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderIdara Udo is a 6-foot-1 forward for the UTSA women’s basketball team.
The freshmen from Plano East High School in the DFW area played in 33 games this season, made 22 starts and averaged 7.4 points and 5.9 rebounds.
UTSA’s Jordyn Jenkins playing against Temple in American Athletic Conference women’s basketball on Feb. 22, 2024, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderJordyn Jenkins and Elyssa Coleman announced Friday on UTSA women’s basketball social media that they will both return for next season.
Jenkins missed UTSA’s first 21 games of the 2023-24 season with a knee injury. The 6-foot senior forward from Kent, Wash., averaged a team-high 17.1 points per game over the final 12 games of the season. Jenkins’ efforts helped UTSA to a fourth-place finish in the American Athletic Conference regular-season season standings in 2023-24.
She recorded team-highs of 27 points and seven rebounds in an 80-62 victory over Northern Colorado in the first round of the 2024 Women’s NIT – the first postseason tournament victory in UTSA women’s basketball history.
Jenkins was the Conference USA player of the year in 2022-23.
UTSA’s Elyssa Coleman celebrates a victory over Wichita State in American Athletic Conference women’s basketball on Jan. 6, 2024, at the Convocation Center. – photo by Joe AlexanderElyssa Coleman, who led UTSA women’s in rebounds and blocks in 2023-24, will return for next season.
Coleman and Jordan Jenkins both announced Friday on UTSA women’s basketball social media that they will be back for 2024-25.
Coleman averaged a team-high 7.2 rebounds per game, had 45 total blocks and was second in scoring per game at 10.4. She is a 6-foot-3 forward from Houston.
