Kayla Cooper is the star player for the UAlbany women's basketball team this season. The Danes' game at 2 p.m. Saturday against Binghamton features activities during the game and a free post-game multi-sport clinic for young fans at Broadview Center in celebration of National Girls & Women in Sport Day.

UAlbany head coach Colleen Mullen watches her team play against New Hampshire on Jan. 9. The Danes' game at 2 p.m. Saturday against Binghamton features activities during the game and a free post-game multi-sport clinic for young fans at Broadview Center in celebration of National Girls & Women in Sport Day.

Sue Bird gives a presentation to about 500 boys and girls as part of a Siena College program called Women Assisting Youth in 2003 at the Pepsi Arena. (Joyce Bassett / Special to the Times Union)

UAlbany women’s basketball joins in the celebration of National Girls & Women in Sport Day on Saturday.

The team’s 2 p.m. game against Binghamton features activities during the game and a free post-game multi-sport clinic for young fans at Broadview Center.

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Unrivaled: Can’t wait to watch the new 3-on-3 women’s basketball league starting Friday. I’ll share my thoughts next week. Check out the league website.

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With a swarming defense and a patient, determined offense, the Great Danes provide a clinic every time coach Colleen Mullen’s team steps onto the court. If you want to see how basketball is supposed to........

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