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Season In Review: Women's College Basketball 2022-23

My favorite images from the 2022-23 college basketball season

By Matt Pendleton Photography

March 22^nd, 2023

The 2022-23 Season

This season blew by and before I knew it, March Madness was here. I was fortunate to visit some iconic arenas and travel with the Florida Gators.

Scroll down to see my favorite photos from each game I covered this season and make sure to tap the LIKE button in the top right to show some love.

Season In Review: Women's College Basketball 2022-23

Intros

Some of my favorite intros using available light. Alberte Rimdal from the Florida Gators really has fun being introduced.

Layups

A crucial part of the game.

Defense

Crucial to winning.

Shooting

It's part of the game!

Drives to the Basket

Some of the best drives to the hoop.

Reactions

All the highs and some lows.

Coaching

Fun with coaches

Huddles

It's important to get together and talk.

Pregame

Lots of fun happens right before the tip.

BTS

A random college of images outside gameday.

Thank You

This was another great women's college basketball season. This sport is so special to me. I'm looking forward to next season!

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Footnotes

Photos by Matt Pendleton for Florida Gators Athletics and The Gainesville Sun. Shot using Canon 1D-X Mark III cameras and Canon L series lenses.

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FootNotes

Photos by Matt Pendleton for Florida Gators Athletics and The Gainesville Sun. Shot using Canon 1D-X Mark III cameras and Canon L series lenses.

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Season In Review: Women's College Basketball 2022-23

My favorite images from the 2022-23 college basketball season

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