UConn Huskies forward Ice Brady was recently seen out and about at the sea, wearing a bright beach outfit. On Thursday, Aug. 21, Brady’s teammate and Huskies up-and-coming star, Sarah Strong, reposted her mother Allison Feaster’s Instagram upload of her and Brady on her stories.
The photos show Strong and Brady enjoying a boat ride amid the current offseason. Brady went with a striking red bikini top, compression shorts, and shades for her look, as she cherished the sunny day with Strong and her family. For Strong, she also had shades on the top of her head, with a big black shirt, shorts, and a pair of clogs.
“Two Dope Queens, Islas Virgenes Britanicas, @ice.bradyyy @sarahstrong_,” Feaster captioned.
In a previous story upload, Feaster showed that her partner, Milton Newton, was also with them, as the latter posted himself and Feaster on his Instagram story. The upload included a pinned location to show where exactly they were, which is around the island of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. Feaster was seen wearing a magenta-colored two-piece bikini under a white pair of shorts, shades, and a cap.
Both Brady and Strong are enjoying their time in the college basketball offseason. They were a part of the 2024-25 Huskies team that finished the season with an overall record of 37-3 (18-0 Big East). They snapped their program’s nine-year national championship drought when they defeated the 2024 national champions, the South Carolina Gamecocks, in the 2025 national title game by 23 points, 82-59.
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Ice Brady has bounced back after missing the entirety of her freshman year
Ice Brady was one of the top-ranked recruits in the high school recruiting class of 2022 and was slated to play out her rookie campaign with coach Geno Auriemma’s UConn Huskies in the 2022-23 season. But, she had to sit out her entire first year of collegiate hoops due to a dislocated kneecap.
Brady made a speedy and successful return and has played a role as one of the main frontcourt players in the Huskies’ system over the past couple of years. She enters her third year in the upcoming 2025-26 season, looking to help UConn win back-to-back national championships.
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