The Final Four is set in the women’s NCAA Tournament, and every No. 1 seed has made it to Phoenix. UConn, South Carolina, UCLA and Texas are left standing and will battle for the national title this weekend. All four teams are back in the Final Four for the second consecutive year.
UConn, undefeated this season and winners of 54 games in a row, will face South Carolina on Friday in a rematch of last year’s title game. UCLA, on its own 29-game winning streak, faces off against Texas. Game times were announced Monday night.
While there have been a handful of upsets — Michigan was the only No. 2 seed in the Elite Eight, No. 6 Notre Dame pulled off two upsets and 10th-seeded Virginia made a run to the Sweet 16 — all four No. 1 seeds have gone unbeaten in the tournament, with the closest margin of victory being UCLA’s 12-point win over Duke in the Elite Eight.
The full schedule for the 2026 NCAA Tournament is below.
2026 NCAA Women’s NCAA Tournament schedule
All times Eastern. All games are available to stream on fubo (Try for free).
Friday, April 3
- No. 1 UConn vs. No. 1 South Carolina, 7 p.m., ESPN
- No. 1 UCLA vs. No. 1 Texas, 9:30 p.m., ESPN
Sunday, April 5
- Championship game in Phoenix, 3:30 p.m. ET on ABC/fubo
Women’s March Madness results
Wednesday, March 18: First Four
- Nebraska 75, Richmond 56
- Missouri State 85, Stephen F. Austin 75
Thursday, March 19: First Four
- Southern 65, Samford 53
- Virginia 57, Arizona State 55
Friday, March 20: First round
- No. 3 Duke 81, No. 14 Charleston 64
- No. 3 TCU 86, No. 14 UC San Diego 40
- No. 8 Oregon 70, No. 9 Virginia Tech 60
- No. 6 Baylor 67, No. 11 Nebraska 62
- No. 6 Washington 72, South Dakota State 54
- No. 5 Maryland 99, No. 12 Murray State 67
- No. 5 Ole Miss 81, No. 12 Gonzaga 66
- No. 1 Texas 87, No. 16 Missouri State 45
- No. 2 Michigan 83, No. 15 Holy Cross 48
- No. 4 North Carolina 82, No. 13 Western Illinois 51
- No. 2 LSU 116, No. 15 Jacksonville 58
- No. 4 Minnesota 75, No. 13 Green Bay 58
- No. 5 Michigan State 65, No. 12 Colorado State 62
- No. 7 NC State 76, No. 10 Tennessee 61
- No. 7 Texas Tech 57, No. 10 Villanova 51
- No. 4 Oklahoma 89, No. 13 Idaho 59
Saturday, March 21: First round
- No. 3 Ohio State 75, No. 14 Howard 54
- No. 3 Louisville 72, No. 14 Vermont 52
- No. 1 South Carolina 103, No. 16 Southern 34
- No. 10 Virginia 82, No. 7 Georgia 73 (OT)
- No. 6 Notre Dame 79, No. 11 Fairfield 60
- No. 5 Kentucky 71, No. 12 James Madison 56
- No. 6 Alabama 68, No. 11 Rhode Island 55
- No. 1 UConn 90, No. 16 UTSA 52
- No. 9 USC 71, No. 8 Clemson 67 (OT)
- No. 2 Iowa 58, No. 15 Fairleigh Dickinson 48
- No. 4 West Virginia 82, No. 13 Miami (Ohio) 54
- No. 9 Syracuse 72, No. 8 Iowa State 63
- No. 2 Vanderbilt 102, No. 15 High Point 61
- No. 8 Oklahoma State 82, No. 9 Princeton 68
- No. 7 Illinois 66, No. 10 Colorado 57
- No. 1 UCLA 96, No. 16 Cal Baptist 43
Sunday, March 22: Second round
- No. 4 North Carolina 74, No. 5 Maryland 66
- No. 2 Michigan 92, No. 7 NC State 63
- No. 4 Minnesota 65, No. 5 Ole Miss 63
- No. 2 LSU 101, No. 7 Texas Tech 47
- No. 3 Duke 69, No. 6 Baylor 46
- No. 1 Texas 100, No. 8 Oregon 58
- No. 4 Oklahoma 77, No. 5 Michigan State 71
- No. 3 TCU 62, No. 6 Washington 59 (OT)
Monday, March 23: Second round
- No. 3 Louisville 69, No. 6 Alabama 68
- No. 10 Virginia 83, No. 2 Iowa 75 (2OT)
- No. 6 Notre Dame 83, No. 3 Ohio State 73
- No. 5 Kentucky 74, No. 4 West Virginia 73
- No. 1 UConn 98, No. 9 Syracuse 45
- No. 2 Vanderbilt 75, No. 7 Illinois 57
- No. 1 South Carolina 101, No. 9 USC 61
- No. 1 UCLA 87, No. 8 Oklahoma State 68
Friday, March 27: Sweet 16
- No. 6 Notre Dame 67, No. 2 Vanderbilt 64
- No. 1 UConn 63, No. 4 North Carolina 42
- No. 1 UCLA 80, No. 4 Minnesota 56
- No. 3 Duke 87, No. 2 LSU 85
Saturday, March 28: Sweet 16
- No. 2 Michigan 71, No. 3 Louisville 52
- No. 1 Texas 76, No. 5 Kentucky 54
- No. 1 South Carolina 94, No. 4 Oklahoma 68
- No. 3 TCU 79, No. 10 Virginia 69
Sunday, March 29: Elite Eight
- No. 1 UConn 70, No. 6 Notre Dame 52
- No. 1 UCLA 70, No. 3 Duke 58
Monday, March 30: Elite Eight
- No. 1 Texas 77, No. 2 Michigan 41
- No. 1 South Carolina 78, No. 3 TCU 52
And here’s the full NCAA Tournament bracket:
2026 NCAA Tournament women’s bracket
Click here for an enlarged, up-to-date women’s March Madness bracket.
UConn, led by Sarah Strong and Azzi Fudd, is the heavy favorite to win it all and complete another perfect season. If the Huskies win the title, they will become the 11th team to go undefeated and the first team to win back-to-back titles since they won four in a row from 2013-16.
2026 women’s NCAA Tournament title odds
Odds as of March 29 via DraftKings
- UConn: -255
- UCLA: +500
- Texas: +750
- South Carolina: +750
