Women's Basketball Headed to San Francisco for Pac-12 Media Day

October 09, 2018 | Women's Basketball

Pac-12 Media Day Hub Ethridge, Hristova, Chanelle Molina Interviews Bobbi Buckets dominated pop a shot!

The Cougars join the rest of the conference in kicking off the new year.

By: Athletic Communications

SAN FRANCISCO – With the 2018-19 season for women's basketball around the corner, the campaign officially begins this week as all 12 head coaches and student-athletes will congregate at Pac-12 Headquarters in San Francisco, Calif. for Pac-12 Women's Basketball Media Days Wednesday, Oct. 10. Pac-12 Network will provide over three hours of live coverage with special editions of its newest programming, "Inside Pac-12 Basketball." For the Cougars, Borislava Hristova and Chanelle Molina will join new head coach Kamie Ethridge in San Francisco to represent the Cougars.

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Inside Pac-12 Basketball – Media Days Specials

Live coverage from 11 a.m. PT / 12 p.m. MT – 2:30 p.m. PT / 3:30 p.m. MT, with "Inside Pac-12 Basketball: Women's Media Day Special' on Wednesday, Oct. 10.
The show will also air live across all six Pac-12 Networks regional channels as well as via the Pac-12 Now app and Pac-12.com.
Expert analysis and feature interviews for Pac-12 Networks' coverage of women's media day will be presented by Ashley Adamson and Mary Murphy, as well as Kate Scott and Mike Yam.
The day will include special interviews with head coaches and student-athletes from all 12 programs.

2018 Pac-12 Women's Basketball Media Day attendees

Arizona: Adia Barnes along with Sam Thomas and Aarion McDonald
Arizona State: Charli Turner Thorne along with Kianna Ibis and Reili Richardson
California: Lindsay Gottlieb along with Kristine Anigwe and Asha Thomas
Colorado: JR Payne along with Kennedy Leonard and Alexis Robinson
Oregon: Kelly Graves along with Ruthy Hebard and Sabrina Ionescu
Oregon State: Scott Rueck along with Destiny Slocum and Katie McWilliams
Stanford: Tara VanDerveer along with Alanna Smith and Kiana Williams
UCLA: Cori Close along with Kennedy Burke and Lajahna Drummer
USC: Mark Trakh along with Minyon Moore and Aliyah Mazyck
Utah: Lynne Roberts along with Megan Huff and Daneesha Provo
Washington: Jody Wynn along with Amber Melgoza and Jenna Moser
Washington State: Kamie Ethridge along with Borislava Hristova and Chanelle Molina

On its digital platforms, Pac-12 Networks will also provide extensive coverage including Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott's opening remarks on Facebook (Facebook.com/Pac12Conference) and Twitter (@Pac12Network) at 10 a.m. PT / 11 a.m. Behind-the-scenes footage and other additional coverage will also be provided across Pac-12.com, Pac-12 Networks' Twitter (@Pac12Network) and YouTube channel, as well as the Pac-12's Facebook, Instagram (@Pac12Conference) and Snapchat (@pac12conference).

How to watch

Coverage of women's basketball media days can be seen on Pac-12 Network or any of Pac-12 Networks six regional channels, as well as via the Pac-12 Now app (available on the App store for iOS and Google Play for Android).
More information on the multiple options to access and receive Pac-12 Networks anywhere in the United States is available at GetPac12Networks.com.

About Pac-12 Networks
Pac-12 Networks is the innovative TV and multimedia company of the Pac-12 Conference and is the first such company to be wholly owned by 12 universities. Pac-12 Networks incorporates one national and six regional television networks, plus extensive digital content accessible through social media, university websites and the Pac-12 Now app. Each year, Pac-12 Networks offers live coverage of 850 sporting events, making it one of the top live sports producers in the country. In addition, Pac-12 Networks creates extensive original programming, provides visibility for marquee football and basketball events as well as traditionally under-served women's and Olympic sports. Pac-12 Networks also provides training and paid internships for thousands of students of the Pac-12's member universities, preparing them for careers in media. With headquarters in San Francisco's SOMA District, Pac-12 Networks draws on the creative, entrepreneurial and technological culture of the Bay Area and nearby Silicon Valley. For more information, go to Pac-12.com.