2025 March Madness: NCAA tournament plan for women, times, times

The NCAA di -Frauenbasketball tournament 2025 will unveiled the bracket on Sunday, Sunday, March 16.

Here is the complete schedule, followed by the tournament bracket:

Selection Sunday: 8 p.m. ET Sunday, March 16 on ESPN
First four: March 19th to 20th
First round: March 21 to March 22nd
Second round: March 23 to March 24th
Sweet 16: 28th to March 29th
Elite eight: March 30th to March 31st
Final Four: Friday, April 4 at 7 p.m. with the second semi -finals, starts 30 minutes after the first game. Both will be in the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida,
NCAA championship game: Sunday, April 6th at 3 p.m. ET on ABC, organized in the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida

These are the websites for the women's tournament in 2025:

2025 regional round locations
Round	City	Venue	Data
Sweet 16/elite eight	Birmingham, Alabama	Legacy Arena	28th to March 31st
Sweet 16/elite eight	Spokane, Washington	Spokane arena	28th to March 31st

Here is a look at the NCAA tournament last season:

Click here or tap here to display the 2024 clip as PDF. | Click here or tap here for the interactive 2024 bracket.

2024 women -ncaa tournament holder of women

2024 March Madness Women's TV Times and Timetable (all times et)

Sunday, April 7th – National Championship

Wednesday, March 20 – first four

Thursday, March 21 – first four

Friday, March 22nd – First round

(8) North Carolina 59(9) Michigan State 56
(2) Ohio State 80(15) Maine 57
(11) Middle Tennessee 71(6) Louisville 69
(1) South Carolina 91(16) Presbyterian 39
(7) Duke 72(10) Richmond 61
(1) Texas 82(16) Drexel 42
(4) Virginia Tech 92(13) Marshall 49
(3) LSU 70(14) rice 60
(4) Kansas State 78(13) Portland 65
(8) Alabama 82, (9) State Florida 74
(5) Baylor 80, (12) Vanderbilt 63
(5) Colorado 86, (12) Drake 72
(7) Iowa State 93, (10) Maryland 86
(3) Oregon State 73, (14) Eastern Washington 51
(2) Stanford 79(15) Norfolk State 50
(6) Nebraska 61(11) Texas A & M 59

Saturday, March 23 – first round

(6) Tennessee 92(11) Green Bay 63
(3) Uconn 86(14) Jackson State 64
(4) Indiana 89(13) Fairfield 56
(8) Kansas 81(9) Michigan 72 (OT)
(2) Notre lady 81(15) Kent State 67
(3) NC state 64(14) Chattanooga 45
(1) Iowa 91(16) Holy Cross 65
(6) Syracus 74(11) Arizona 69
(5) Oklahoma 73(12) FGCU 70
(1) South California 87(16) Texas A&M Corpus Christi 55
(7) Ole Miss 67(10) Marquette 55
(8) West Virginia 63(9) Princeton 53
(7) Creighton 87(10) UnlV 73
(4) Gonzaga 75(13) UC Irvine 56
(2) UCLA 84(15) California Baptist 55
(5) Utah 68(12) State South Dakota 54

Sunday, March 24th – second round

Monday, March 25th – second round

Friday, March 29 – Sweet 16

Saturday, March 30th – sweet 16

Sunday, March 31 – Elite eight

Monday, April 1st – Elite eight

Friday, April 5th – Final Four

Here are the future websites and data for the Final Four:

Year	City	Venue	Data	host
2025	Tampa, FL	Amalie Arena	4th and April 6th	University of South Florida, Tampa Bay Sports Commission
2026	Phoenix	Footprint center	3rd and April 5th	Arizona State University
2027	Columbus, Oh	Nationwide arena	April 4th & 4th	Ohio State University, Greater Columbus Sports Commission
2028	Indianapolis	Gainbridge Fieldhouse	March 31 & April 2	Horizon League, Iupui, Indiana Sports Corp
2029	San Antonio	Alamodome	March 30th & April 1st	University of incarnated word, Utsa, San Antonio Sport
2030	Portland, or	Moda Center	April 5th and 7th	University of Portland, Sport Oregon
2031	Dallas	American Airlines Center	4th and April 6th	Big 12 Conference, Dallas Sports Commission

Here is the full list of teams that the Di National Championship won:

NCAA di women's basketball: Champions, history

YEAR	Champion (record)	TRAINER	Score	Second	Website
2024	South Carolina (38-0)	Dawn staley	87-75	Iowa	Cleveland, Ohio
2023	LSU (34-2)	Kim Mulkey	102-85	Iowa	Dallas, Texas
2022	South Carolina (36-2)	Dawn staley	64-49	Connecticut	Minneapolis, Minn.
2021	Stanford (31-2)	Tara Vanderveer	54-53	Arizona	San Antonio, Texas
2019	Baylor (37-1)	Kim Mulkey	82-81	Notre lady	Tampa, Fla.
2018	Notre lady (34-3)	Muffet McGraw	61-58	Mississippi State	Columbus, Ohio
2017	South Carolina (33-4)	Dawn staley	67-55	Mississippi State	Dallas, Texas
2016	Connecticut (38-0)	Geno Auriemma	82-51	Syracus	Indianapolis, ind.
2015	Connecticut (38-1)	Geno Auriemma	63-53	Notre lady	Tampa, Fla.
2014	Connecticut (40-0)	Geno Auriemma	79-58	Notre lady	Nashville, Tenn.
2013	Connecticut (35-4)	Geno Auriemma	93-60	Louisville	New Orleans, La.
2012	Baylor (40-0)	Kim Mulkey	80-61	Notre lady	Denver, colo.
2011	Texas A & M (33-5)	Gary Blair	76-70	Notre lady	Indianapolis, ind.
2010	Connecticut (39-0)	Geno Auriemma	53-47	Stanford	San Antonio, Texas
2009	Connecticut (39-0)	Geno Auriemma	76-54	Louisville	St. Louis, Mon.
2008	Tennessee (36-2)	Pat Summitt	64-48	Stanford	Tampa, Fla.
2007	Tennessee (34-3)	Pat Summitt	59-46	Rutgers	Cleveland, Ohio
2006	Maryland (34-4)	Brenda Frese	78-75 (OT)	duke	Boston, mass.
2005	Baylor (33-3)	Kim Mulkey	84-62	State Michigan	Indianapolis, ind.
2004	Connecticut (31-4)	Geno Auriemma	70-61	Tennessee	New Orleans, La.
2003	Connecticut (37-1)	Geno Auriemma	73-68	Tennessee	Atlanta, GA.
2002	Connecticut (39-0)	Geno Auriemma	82-70	Oklahoma	San Antonio, Texas
2001	Notre lady (34-2)	Muffet McGraw	68-66	Purdue	St. Louis, Mon.
2000	Connecticut (36-1)	Geno Auriemma	71-52	Tennessee	Philadelphia, Pa.
1999	Purdue (34-1)	Carolyn Peck	62-45	duke	San Jose, California.
1998	Tennessee (39-0)	Pat Summitt	93-75	Louisiana Tech	Kansas City, Mon.
1997	Tennessee (29-10)	Pat Summitt	68-59	Old rule	Cincinnati, Ohio
1996	Tennessee (32-4)	Pat Summitt	83-65	Georgia	Charlotte, NC
1995	Connecticut (35-0)	Geno Auriemma	70-64	Tennessee	Minneapolis, Minn.
1994	North Carolina (33-2)	Sylvia Hatchell	60-59	Louisiana Tech	Richmond, va.
1993	Texas Tech (31-3)	Marsha sharp	84-82	Ohio state	Atlanta, GA.
1992	Stanford (30-3)	Tara Vanderveer	78-62	Western Kentucky	Los Angeles, California.
1991	Tennessee (30-5)	Pat Summitt	70-67 (OT)	Virginia	New Orleans, La.
1990	Stanford (32-1)	Tara Vanderveer	88-81	Auburn	Knoxville, tenn.
1989	Tennessee (35-2)	Pat Summitt	76-60	Auburn	Tacoma, Wash.
1988	Louisiana Tech (32-2)	Leon Barmore	56-54	Auburn	Tacoma, Wash.
1987	Tennessee (28-6)	Pat Summitt	67-44	Louisiana Tech	Austin, Texas
1986	Texas (34-0)	Jody Conradt	97-81	Southern California	Lexington, Ky.
1985	Old Dominion (31-3)	Marianne Stanley	70-65	Georgia	Austin, Texas
1984	Southern California (29-4)	Linda Sharp	72-61	Tennessee	Los Angeles, California.
1983	Southern California (31-2)	Linda Sharp	69-67	Louisiana Tech	Norfolk, va.
1982	Louisiana Tech (35-1)	Sonja Hogg	76-62	Cheyney	Norfolk, va.

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