Ncaa Women's Basketball Tournament Bracket Pdf

Ncaa women's basketball tournament bracket pdf

Continue Moved upMoved downNo changeBird and Stewart lead Storm to record performanceVIDEO PLAYLIST 2018 NCAA Division IWomen's Basketball TournamentSeason2017-18Teams64Finals siteNationwide ArenaColumbus, OhioChampionsNotre Dame Fighting Irish (2nd title, 6th title game, 8th Final Four) Second placeSissysppy State Bulldogs (2nd title game, 2nd Final Four)SemifinalistsConnecticut Huskies (19th Final Four )Louisville Cardinals (3rd Final Four)Winning coachMuffet McGraw (2nd title)MoOpArike Ogunbowale (Notre Dame) NCAA Division I Women's Tournament 2017 2019 The 2018 NCAA Division I The women's basketball tournament began on March 16, 2018, and ended with a national championship game on Sunday, April 1. The Final Four was played at the National Arena in Columbus, Ohio. This is the third time the women's Final Four has been played in Ohio since previously taking place in Cincinnati in 1997 and Cleveland in 2007 and the first time the women's Final Four has been played in Columbus. For only the fourth time in the tournament's 37-year history, all four number one seeds entered the Final Four (1989, 2012, 2015). Tennessee continued its record streak to make every NCAA women's basketball tournament with 37 consecutive appearances. Connecticut also continued its record-breaking 11- game winning streak in the Final Four. The 2018 NCAA Tournament schedule and the first two rounds, also called subregional, were played on the sites of the top 16 seeds, as was done in 2016 and 2017. Below are the places selected for the last four rounds of the 2018 tournament. Subregional (first and second rounds) March 16-18 KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, Kentucky (Host: University of Louisville) Thompson-Boling Arena, Knoxville, Tennessee (Host: University of Tennessee) Reed Arena, College Pate, Texas (Host: University of Texas ASM) Reynolds Coliseum, Raleigh, North Carolina (host: University of North Carolina) Edmund. Joyce Center, Notre Dame, Indiana, Eugene, Oregon (Host: Oregon State University) Ferrell Center, Waco, Texas (Host: Baylor University) March 17-19 Harry A. Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, Connecticut (Host: University of Connecticut) Stegeman Coliseum, Athens, Georgia (Host: University of Georgia) St. John Arena, Ohio (Host: Ohio State University) Donald L. Tucker Civic Center, Florida , Los Angeles, CA (Host: University of California, Los Angeles) Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Texas (Host: University of Texas at Austin) Regional semifinals and finals Sixteen and Elite Eight) AlbanyCans CityLexingtonSpokaneColumbus 2018 NCAA Regional and Final Four March 23-25 Kansas City Regional, Sprint Center, Kansas City, Missouri (Host: Big 12) Lexington Regional, Rupp Arena, Lexington, Kentucky (Host: University of Kentucky) March 24-26 Albany Regional, Times Union Center, Albany, New York (Hosts: MAAC) Spokane Regional, Veterans Memorial Arena, Spokane, Washington (Host: University of Idaho) National Semifinals : Ohio State University), Subregional Tournament and Automatic Qualifier Procedures Additional information: NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Championship - Tournament format Picks for the 2018 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship were announced at 7 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday, March 12 via ESPN. The approach used between 1982 and 2002 has been at the heart of the subregionals; Sixteen of the best teams selected in the bracket selection process spent the first two rounds on campus. A total of 64 teams took part in the 2018 tournament. 32 automatic team bids were given to the teams that won their conference tournament. The other 32 teams received major bids, which were extended by the NCAA Selection Committee. The selection committee also sowed the entire field from 1 to 64. Automatic qualifiers Are the Next Teams automatically qualified for the NCAA Field 2018 by virtue of winning their conference tournament. Conference Team Record Appearance Last Acc. Louisville 32-2 21st 2017 America East Maine 23-9 8th 2004 American Connecticut 32-0 30th 2 017 Atlantic 10 George Washington 19-13 18th 2016 Atlantic Sun Florida Gulf Coast 30-4 5 2017 Big 12 Baylor 3 1-1 17th 2017 Big East DePaul 26-7 23rd 2017 Big Sky Northern Colorado 26-6 1st Never Big South Liberty 24-9 17th 2013 Big Ten Ohio State 27-6 25th 2017 Big West Cal State Northridge 19-15 4th 2015 Colonial Elon 25-7 2nd 2017 C-USA Western Kentucky 24-8 20th 2017 Green Bay Horizon 29-3 18th 2017 Ivy League Princeton 24-5 7th 2 016 MAAC quinniak 27-5 4th 2017 Mid-American Central Michigan 28-4 4th 2013 MEAC North Carolina ATT 23-8 4th 2016 Missouri Valley Drake 26-7 12th 2017 Mountain West Boise State 23-9 5th 2017 Northeast St. Francis (PA) 24-9 12th 2011 Ohio Valley Belmont 31-3 4th 2017 Pac-12 Oregon 30-4 14th 2017 Patriot American 26-6 2nd 2nd 2015 SEC South Carolina 26-6 15th 2017 Southern Mercer 30-2 1st Never Southland Nicholls State 19-13 1st Never SWAC Grambling State 19-13 6th 1999 South Dakota Summit 26-6 8th 2011 6 Sun Belt Little Rock 23-9 5th 2015 West Coast Gonzaga 27-5 10th 2017 WAC Seattle 18-14 1st Never Tournament seed Albany Regional - Times Union Center, Albany, New York School of Seeds Conference Record RPI 1 Connecticut American 32-0 1 Automatic 2 South Carolina SEC 26-6 11 Automatic 3 Florida State ACC 25-6 8 At-Big 4 Georgia SEC 25-25 6 26 At-Large 5 Duke ACC 22-8 19 At-Big 6 South Florida American 26-7 14 At-Large 7 California Pac-12 21-2 10 43 at-Big 8 Miami (FL) ACC 21-10 53 at Big 9 KINIPIAC MAAC 27-5 37 Automatic 10 Virginia ACC 18-13 33 at Big 11 Buffalo Mid-American 27-5 22 At-Big 12 Belmont Ohio Valley 31-3 57 Automatic Mercer Southern 30-2 48 Automatic 14 Little Rock Sun Belt 23-9 88 Automatic 15 North Carolina ATT MEAC 23-8 154 Automatic 16 St. Francisco (PA) Northeast 24-9 99 Automatic Kansas City Regional - Sprint Center, Kansas City, Missouri Seed School Conference Record RPI Bert Type 1 Mississippi State SEC 32-1 5 At-Large 2 Texas Big 12 26-6 12 At-Large 3 UCLA Pac-12 24-1 7 10 At-Large 4 NC State ACC 24-8 17 At-Large 5 Maryland Big Ten 25-7 18 At-Big 6 Iowa Big Ten 24-7 21 At-Big 7 Arizona Pac-12 21-12 55 At-Big 8 Syracuse ACC 22-8 38 At-38 Big 9 Oklahoma State Big 12 20-10 58 at Big 10 Nebraska Big Ten 21-10 60 at Big 11 Creighton Big East 18-12 49 on Big 10 Big 12 Princeton Ivy League 24-5 27 Automatic 13 Elon Colonial 25-7 31 Automatic 14 American Patriot 26-6 46 Automatic 15 Maine America East 23-9 70 Automatic 16 Nichols State Southland 19-13 189 Automatic Ington Regional - Rupp Arena Lexington, Kentucky Seed School Conference Record RPI Bert Type 1 Louisville ACC 32-2 Automatic 2 Baylor Big 12 31-1 4 Automatic 3 Tennessee SEC 24-7 9 At-Big 4 Stanford Pac-12 22-10 13 at-Big 5 Missouri SEC 24-7 24 at-Big 6 Oregon Pac -12 23-7 42 At-Big 7 Michigan Big Ten 22-9 39 At-Large 8 Marquette Big East 23-9 25 At-Large 9 Dayton Atlantic 10 23-6 36 At-Large 10 North Colorado Big Sky 26-6 32 Automatic 11 Western Kentucky C-U.S. 2 4-8 50 Automatic 12 Florida Gulf Coast Atlantic Sun 30-4 47 Automatic 13 Gonzaga West Coast 27-5 34 Automatic 14 Liberty Big South 24-9 82 Automatic 15 Grambling State SWAC 19-13 210 Automatic 16 Boise State Mountain West 23-9 111 Automatic Spokane Regional - Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, Spokane, Washington Seed School Conference Record RPI Bert Type 1 Notre Dame ACC 29-3 2 At-Big 2 Oregon Pac-12 30-4 7 Automatic 3 Ohio State Big Ten 27-6 6 Automatic 4 Texas ASM SEC 24-9 16 At-Big 5 DePaul Big East 26-7 20 Automatic 6 LSU SEC 19-9 29 on-Big 7 Green Bay Horizon 29-3 2 3 Automatic 8 South Dakota Summit 26-6 28 Automatic 9 Villanova Big East 22-8 30 at-Big 10 Minnesota Big Ten 23-8 41 at Big 11 Central Michigan 28-4 15 Automatic 12 Oklahoma Big 12 1 6-14 35 At-Large 13 Drake Missouri Valley 26-7 63 Automatic 14 George Washington Atlantic 10 19-13 77 Automatic 15 Seattle WAC 18-14 196 Automatic 16 Cal State Northridge Northridge West 19-15 178 Automatic Bracket All Times Listed as Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4) - Denotes overtime period Albany Regional - Albany, New York First Round 64March 16-17 Second Round 32 March 18-19 Regional SemifinalsSweet 16March 24 Regional FinalElite 8March 26 1 Connecticut 1 16 St. Francisco (PA) 52 1 Connecticut 71 Storrs, Connecticut (Sat/Mon) 9 kincipiac 46 8 Miami (FL) 72 9 quinnipiac 86 1 Connecticut 72 5 Duke 59 5 Duke 72 12 Belmont 58 5 Duke 66 Athens, Georgia (Sat/Mon) 4 Georgia 40 4 Georgia 68 13 Mercer 63 1 Connecticut 94 2 South Carolina 65 6 South Florida 79 11 Buffalo 102 11 Buffalo 86 Tallahassee, Florida (Sat/Mon) 3 Florida State 65 3 Florida State 91 14 Little Rock 49 11 Buffalo 63 2 South Carolina 79 7 California 62 10 Virginia 68 10 Virginia 56 Columbia South Carolina (Fri/Sun) 2 South Carolina 66 2 South Carolina 63 15 North Carolina ATT 52 Albany Regional Final ESPN Monday, March 26 7:00 p.m. Box Score #1 Connecticut Huskies 94, #2 South Carolina Gamecocks 65 Scored in the quarters: 30-12, 24-21, 22-14, 18-18 Pts: G. Williams 23Rebs: N. Collier 7Asts: K. Samuelson 7 Pts: A. Wilson 27Rebs: A. Wilson 8s: D. Cliney/T. Harris/B. Jackson/A. Jennings 2 Times Union Center - Albany, New YorkReport: 9,522Referees: Eric Breton, Roy Gulbeyan, Brenda Pantoha Albany Regional All Tournament Team Gabby Williams, UConn (MOP) Sierra Dillard, Buffalo A'J Wilson, South Carolina Crystal Dangerfield, U Louson, UConn Kansas City Regional - Kansas City, Missouri First Round 64 March 16-17 Second Round 32 March 18-19 Regional SemifinalsSweet 16 March 23 Regional FinalElite 8March 25 1 Mississippi State 95 16 Nichols State 50 1 Mississippi State 71 Starkville , Mississippi (Sat/Mon) 9 Oklahoma State 56 8 Syracuse 57 9 Oklahoma State 84 1 Mississippi 71 4 NC State 57 5 Maryland 77 12 Princeton 57 5 Maryland 60 Raleigh, North Carolina (Fri/Sun) 4 NC State 74 4 NC State 62 13 Elon 35 1 Mississippi 89 3 UCLA 73 6 Iowa 70 11 Creighton 76 11 Creighton 64 Los Angeles, California (Sat/Mon) 3 UCLA 86 3 UCLA 71 14 American 60 3 UCLA 84 2 Texas 75 7 Arizona 73 10 Nebraska 62 7 Arizona 65 Austin, Texas (Sat/Mon) 2 Texas 85 2 Texas 83 15 Maine 54 Kansas City Regional Final ESPN Sunday, March 25 7:30 p.m. Box Score #1 Mississippi Bulldogs 89 , #3 UCLA Bruins 73 scoring in the quarters: 23-17, 19-9, 21-24, 26-23 Pts: V. Vivians 24Rebs: T. McCown 21Asts: R. Johnson/M. William 5 Pts: J. Canada 23Rebs: J. Canada 8Asts: J. Canada 5 Sprint Center - Kansas City, MOAttendance: 4.089Referees: Tina Napier, Charles Gonzalez, Susan Blauch Kansas City Regional All Tournament Team Teaira McCowan, Mississippi (Co-MOP) UCLA, Monique Billings, UCLA, Lexington Regional - Lexington Regional - Kentucky First Round 64 March 16-17 Second Round Round 32March 18-19 Regional semifinalsSweet 16March 23 Regional FinalElite 8March 25 1 Louisville 74 16 Boys 42 1 Louisville 90 Louisville 90, Louisville 90 Louisville 90 Kentucky (Fri/Sun) 8 Marquette 72 8 Marquette 84 9 Dayton 65 1 Louisville 86 4 Stanford 59 5 Missouri 70 12 Florida Gulf Coast 80 12 Florida Gulf Coast 70 Stanford, CA 4 Stanford 90 4 Stanford 82 13 Gonzaga 68 Louisville176 6 Oregon State 43 6 Oregon 82 11 Western Kentucky 58 6 Oregon 66 Knoxville, Tennessee (Fri/Sun) 3 Tennessee 59 3 Tennessee 100 14 Liberty 60 6 6 Oregon 72 Baylor 67 7 Michigan 75 100 North Colorado 61 7 Michigan 58 , Texas (Fri/Sun) 2 Baylor 80 2 Baylor 96 15 Grambling State 46 Lexington Regional Final ESPN Sunday, March 25, 12:00 p.m. Summary #1 Louisville Cardinals 76, #6 Oregon State Beavers 43 Scoring in the quarters: 14-8, 17-16, 28-12, 17-7 Pts: A. Durr 18Rebs: J. Jones 6Asts: K. McWilliams Pts: M. Gulich 14Rebs: M. Glich 8s: D. Evans 5 Rupp Arena - Lexington, KYAttendance: 6.268Referees: Dee Kantner, Jesse Dickerson, Michol Murray Lexington Regional All Tournament Team Asia Durr, Louisville (MOP) Miisha Hines-Allen, Louisville Arica Carter, Louisville Sam Fuehring, Louisville Mari Helic, Oregon Washington First Round 64 March 16-17 Second Round 32 March 18-19 Regional SemifinalsWeet 16March 24 Regional FinalElite 8March 26 1 Notre Dame 99 16 Cal State Northridge 81 1 Notre Dame 98 Notre Dame , Indiana (Fri /Sun) 9 Villanova 72 8 South Dakota 74 9 Villanova 81 1 Notre Dame 90 4 Texas ASM 84 5 DePaul 90 12 Oklahoma 79 5 DePaul 79 College Station, Texas (Fri/Sun) 4 Texas ASM 80 4 Texas ASM 89 13 Drake 76 1 Notre Dame 84 2 Oregon 74 6 LSU 69 11 Central Michigan 78 11 Central Michigan 95 Columbus, Ohio State (Sat/Mon) 3 Ohio State 78 3 Ohio State 87 14 George Washington 45 11 Central Michigan 68 2 Oregon 83 7 Green Bay 77 10 Minnesota 89 10 Minnesota 73 Eugene, Oregon (Fri/Sun) 2 Oregon 101 2 Oregon 88 15 Seattle 45 Spokane Regional Finals ESPN Monday, March 26 9:00 p.m. Summary #1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 84 , #2 Oregon Ducks 74 Scored in the quarters: 22-21, 18-25, 21-9, 23-19 Pts: K. Westbeld 20Rebs: J. Young 13Asts: M. Mabrey 7 Pts: S. Ionescu 26Rebs: R. Hebard 10Asts: S. Ionescu 4 Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena - Spokane, WAAttendance: 5,226Referees: Lisa Mattingly, Penny Davies, Kevin Pethtel Spokane Regional All-Tournament Team Arike Ogunbowale, Notre Dame (MOP) Chennedy Carter, Texans ASM 11 Sabrina Ionescu, Oregon, Ruthie Hebard, Oregon, Final Four The top-ranked top seed (Albany region of Connecticut) plays against the fourth-ranked top seed (Spokane Notre Dame), and the second-overall region's top seed (Mississippi State Kansas City) plays against the third-ranked top seed (Louisville's Lexington Region). National Arena - Columbus, Ohio National semifinals FourMarch 30 National Championship GameApril 1 A1 Connecticut 89 S1 Notre Dame 91 S1 Notre Dame 61 KC1 Mississippi State 58 KC1 Mississippi 73 L1 Louisville 63 - Denotes overtime period Final Four ESPN2 Friday, March 30, 7:00 p.m. Report #1 Mississippi State Bulldogs 73, #1 Louisville Cardinals 63 (OT) District Score: 13-11, 18-19, 15-18, 13-11, Overtime: 14-4 Pts: Vivians - 25Rebs: McCowan - 25Asts: William - 4 Pts: Durr - 18Rebs: Jones - 9Asts: Carter - 3 Nationwide Arena - Columbus, OHAttendance: 19,564Referees: Lisa Mattingly, Penny Davis, Denise Brooks ESPN2 Friday, March 30, 9:52 p.m. Report #1 Connecticut Huskies 89, #1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 91 (OT) Score Fourth: 14-24, 27-10, 19- 23, 19-22, Overtime: 10-12 Pts: Collier - 24Rebs: Williams - 10Asts: Williams - 7 Pts : Молодые - 32Rebs: Шепард, Янг - 11Asts: Шепард, Вестбейбл - 5 Национальная Арена - Колумбус, OHAttendance: 19,564Репери: Лиза Джонс, Майкл Макконнелл, Карен Преато Национальный чемпионат Главная статья: 2018 NCAA Отдел I женский баскетбольный чемпионат игры ESPN воскресенье, 1 апреля 12:00 вечера Доклад #1 Нотр-Дам Борьба ирландский 61, #1 Миссисипи государство бульдоги 58 Забил на четверть: 14-17, 3-13, 24-11, 20-17 Pts: J. Шепард - 19 Ребс: К. Вестбейлд - 9Аст: Три связали - 2 Pts: V. Вивианс - 21Rebs: Т. Маккоуэн - 17Asts: М. Уильям - 2 Национальная арена - Колумбус, OHAttendance: 19,599Referees: Ди Кантнер, Бренда Пантоха, Джозеф Васзили Финал Четырех все турниры команды Арике Ogunbowale, Нотр-Дам (MOP) , Mississippi State Napheesa Collier, Connecticut Record by conference Conference Bids Record Win % R64 R32 S16 E8 F4 CG NC ACC 8 16–7 .696 8 6 4 2 2 1 1 SEC 7 12–7 .632 7 5 3 2 1 1 – American 2 4–2 .667 2 1 1 1 1 – – Pac-12 6 12–6 .667 6 5 4 3 – – – Big 12 4 5–4 .556 4 3 2 – – – – Mid-American 2 4–2 .667 2 2 2 – – – – Big Ten 6 4–6 .400 6 4 – – – – – Big East 4 4–4 .500 4 4 – – – – – MAAC 1 1–1 .500 1 1 – – – – – Atlantic Sun 1 1–1 .500 1 1 – – – – – Atlantic 10 2 0–2 .000 2 – – – – – – The R64, R32, S16, E8 , F4, CG, и NC колонки показывают, сколько команд из каждой конференции были в раунде 64 (первый раунд), раунд 32 (второй раунд), Sweet 16, Elite Eight, Финал Четырех, чемпионат игры, и champion, respectively. America East, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, U.S. Conference, Colonial, Horizon, Ivy League, MEAC, Missouri Valley, Mountain West, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, South, Southland, Summit, Solar Belt, SWAC, WAC and West Coast Conferences each had one representative who was eliminated in the first round. Media coverage of ESPN Television was U.S. television rights to all games during the tournament. During the first and second rounds, ESPN broadcast selected games nationally on ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPNews. All other games were streamed regionally on ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPN3 and streamed online via WatchESPN. Much of the nation received whip-round coverage during that time, allowing ESPN to rotate between games and focus the nation on a game that was the closest score. Studio and Analytics Presenter Maria Taylor (host) Andy Landers (analyst) Rebecca Lobo (Analyst) (First, Second Round, Final Four and National Championship Games) Nell Fortner (Analyst) (Regions, Final Four and National Championship Games) Broadcast Assignments First - Second Rounds Friday /Sunday Beth Momins - Nell Fortner - Louisville, Kentucky Brenda VanLengen - Knoxville, Tennessee Lowell Galindo - Andaya Carter - College-Stest, Texas Oregon Eric Fred and Christy Tomascutti - Waco, Texas Sweet Sixteen - Elite Eight Friday/Sunday Beth Movins, Debbie Antonelli and Allison Williams - Lexington, Kentucky Pam Ward, Gail Gostenkors - Courtney Lyle - Kansas City, Missouri Final Four Adam Amin, Cara Lawson, Ohio First , Georgia Sam Gore - Christy Winters-Scott - Columbus, Ohio Clay Matvik - Katie Smith - Tallahassee, Florida Courtney Lyle and Tamika Catchings - Starkville, Mississippi Eliza Woodward California Tiffany Green and Chiney Ogwumike - Los Angeles, California Pam Ward and Gail Goestenkors - Austin, Texas Sweet Sixteen - Elite Eight Saturday/Monday Adam Amin, Cara Lawson, Rebecca Lobo and Holly Rowe - Albany, New York Dave Pash, LaChina Robinson and Molly McGrath - Spokane, Washington Championship Adam Amin, Cara Lawson , teams participating in the Regional Finals, Final Four and Championship, were allowed to have their own local broadcasts, but they were not allowed to broadcast their own local broadcasts. Regional final Sunday Justin Kutcher and Ann Schatz - Lexington, Kentucky Ted Emrich and Krista Blank - Kansas Missouri Final Four John Sadak, Debbie Antonelli, Krista Blank - Columbus, Ohio Regional Finals Monday John Sadak and Debbie Antonelli - Albany, New York Dick Fein and Kristen Kozlowski - Spokane, Washington Championship John Sadak, Debbie Antonelli, Krista Blank - Columbus, Ohio See also 2018 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament 2018 NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament 2018 NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Tournament 2011 8 NCAA Division II Women's Basketball Tournament 2018 National Women's Invitation 2018 U Sports Women's Basketball Championship 2018 National Tournament at invitation 2018 NAIA Division I Women's Basketball Tournament 2018 NAIA Division II Women's Basketball Tournament 2018 NAIA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament 2018 NAIA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament 2018 Basketball Invitational 2018 CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament Links Columbus will host the Final Four in 2018. 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ESPN and the NCAA extend the rights agreement until 2023-24. Espn. Received on December 15, 2011. The NCAA, Westwood One extend the deal. Ncaa. January 13, 2011. Archive from the original 2013-05-16. Received on May 12, 2013. WO Sports Air NCAA women's basketball. Radio Online. March 6, 2015. Received on March 6, 2015. External links to the NCAA Women's Basketball Division I received from ncaa division ii women's basketball tournament bracket. ncaa division iii women's basketball tournament bracket. ncaa d3 women's basketball tournament bracket. ncaa division 2 women's basketball tournament bracket. ncaa d2 women's basketball tournament bracket. ncaa division i women's basketball tournament bracket. ncaa women's basketball tournament brackets. ncaa women's basketball tournament bracket 2020

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