It was a historic moment in women's college basketball that forever altered the landscape of the NCAA Tournament. On March 14, 1998, Allison Feaster led her Harvard women’s basketball team to a ...

UConn freshman Sarah Strong is making an immediate impact on the program. Her mom, Celtics executive Allison Feaster, ...

Allison Feaster's performance on March 14, 1998, is a cornerstone of women's collegiate basketball history. That night, she showcased her skills with 39 points and 13 rebounds, leading Harvard to a 71 ...

Allison Feaster is a Harvard alum who was drafted by the Los Angeles Sparks. She spent most of her playing WNBA career with the Charlotte Sting before finishing it off with the Indiana Fever in 2008.

Allison Feaster is Harvard royalty, the school’s all-time leading scorer, the nation’s scoring leader in 1997-98, when she ...

Allison Feaster, whose Harvard women’s basketball team pulled off a historic NCAA Tournament upset in 1998, is now in the stands watching her daughter, UConn’s celebrated freshman ...

On Saturday, former WNBA star Allison Feaster was seen reacting to her boyfriend Milt Newton's latest fashion choice.

Anna Palmer said the growing popularity of women’s professional sports in the United States indicated to her and her fellow ...

STORRS – It was March 14, 1998, a Saturday night first-round NCAA Tournament game at Stanford’s Maples Pavilion, when Allison Feaster helped her Harvard women’s basketball team make history.

The first emotion that came to Allison Feaster’s mind was gratitude. Her daughter, Sarah Strong, is helping lead UConn women’s basketball through the NCAA Tournament, with the Huskies taking ...