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Conference tournaments have concluded after a thrilling stretch of games, and we officially know 32 teams from the field of 68 for the 2025 Women's NCAA Tournament.
Per usual, the UConn Huskies got the job done in the Big East with their fifth consecutive trophy since rejoining the conference. That was the program's 30th conference tournament title -- the most in Division I history. Conference realignment shook things up a bit this year, and the UCLA Bruins earned the Big Ten Tournament title in their first season with the conference by getting revenge over USC.
Meanwhile, William & Mary earned the school's first ever NCAA Tournament berth in men's or women's basketball after a comeback victory over Campbell in the CAA title game just hours before Selection Sunday festivities.
Oregon State, one of just two teams left from the Pac-12, gave us another feel good story by getting back to the NCAA Tournament after winning the West Coast Conference tournament. The Beavers made the Elite Eight in 2024, but there were doubts about them dancing this year because they took a huge hit in the transfer portal.
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The 2025 NCAA Women's College Basketball Tournament will start with the First Four on March 19. The West Regional Sweet 16 and Elite Eight rounds will take place at Spokane Arena in Spokane, Washington. Meanwhile, the East Regional will be at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. Both events will run March 28-31.
The Final Four and national championship game will take place at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, the weekend of April 4-6.
Here's a look at the conference tournament sites and dates:
| Conference | Tournament site | Dates | 2025 champion |
|---|---|---|---|
ACC | Greensboro, N.C. | March 5-9 | Duke |
America East | Campus sites | March 6-14 | Vermont |
American | Fort Worth, Texas | March 10-12 | South Florida |
Atlantic 10 | Henrico County, Va. | March 7-9 | George Mason |
ASUN | Campus sites | March 7-15 | Florida Gulf Coast |
Big East | Uncasville, Conn. | March 7-10 | Connecticut |
Big Sky | Boise, Idaho | March 8-12 | Montana State |
Big South | Johnson City, Tenn. | March 5-9 | High Point |
Big Ten | Indianapolis | March 5-9 | UCLA |
Big 12 | Kansas City, Mo. | March 5-9 | TCU |
Big West | Henderson, Nevada | March 12-15 (ESPN+) | UC San Diego |
CAA | Washington, D.C. | March 12-16 (FloHoops, CBSSN) | William & Mary |
Conference USA | Huntsville, Ala. | March 11-15 (ESPN+, CBSSN) | Liberty |
Horizon League | Campus sites; Indianapolis | March 4, 6, 10, 11 (ESPN2) | Green Bay |
Ivy League | Providence, R.I. | March 14,15 (ESPN+) | Harvard |
MAAC | Atlantic City, N.J. | March 11-15 | Fairfield |
MAC | Cleveland | March 12, 14-15 (ESPN+, CBSSN) | Ball State |
MEAC | Norfolk, Va. | March 12-15 (ESPN+) | Norfolk State |
Missouri Valley | Evansville, Ind. | March 13-16 (ESPN2, ESPN+) | Murray State |
Mountain West | Las Vegas | March 9-12 | San Diego State |
Northeast | Campus sites | March 10, 13, 16 (ESPNU) | Fairleigh Dickinson |
Ohio Valley | Evansville, Ind. | March 5-8 | Tennessee Tech |
Patriot | Campus sites | March 8, 10, 13, 16 (ESPN+) | Lehigh |
SEC | Greenville, S.C. | March 5-9 | South Carolina |
Southern | Asheville, N.C | March 6-7, 9 | UNC Greensboro |
Southland | Lake Charles, La. | March 10-13 | Stephen F. Austin |
Summit | Sioux Falls, S.D. | March 5-9 (CBSSN) | South Dakota St. |
Sun Belt | Pensacola, Fla. | March 4-10 (ESPN2) | Arkansas State |
SWAC | Atlanta | March 11-15 | Southern |
WAC | Las Vegas | March 11-15 (ESPNU) | Grand Canyon |
West Coast | Las Vegas | March 5-11 | Oregon State |
