The 2023-2024 NCAA Women's College Basketball season concluded on April 7 with South Carolina winning the NCAA Women's Championship 87-75 over Iowa. In recent weeks, the NCAA has also opened the NCAA Transfer Portal, which has led to too many questions around what players are returning, and who is declaring for the 2024 WNBA Draft on April 15.

The Women's NCAA Final Four will host No.1 Iowa vs. No.3 UConn on April 5 as two of the nation's best teams move one step closer to an NCAA Championship. This game will feature loads of talent and potential WNBA picks, but the main focus remains on Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers.

UConn Women's Basketball is back in the NCAA Women's Final Four and are set to play Iowa on April 5 at 8:30 pm. Prior to this year, the Huskies made 14 straight Final Four appearances but fell short in last year's Sweet 16 round against Ohio State.

The NCAA Women's Final Four will host No.3 UConn vs.  No.1 Iowa on April 5 at the Rocket Mortgage Field House in Cleveland, Ohio. This may be the most highly anticipated matchup of the NCAA Women's Tournament following the National Championship rematch between LSU and Iowa in the Elite Eight.

The NCAA Women's Final Four is going down on April 5 in Cleveland, Ohio at the Rocket Mortgage Field House. The Women's Final Four will host No.1 South Carolina vs. No.3 NC State and No.1 Iowa vs. No.3 UConn.

The 2024 Women's NCAA Tournament begins on March 22 after teams learned where they were going on Selection Sunday and who they would be playing. With the first round set to begin on March 22, all 64 teams will go head-to head seeking a NCAA Tournament Championship.

The BIG EAST conference sent three teams to the Women's NCAA Basketball Tournament on March 17, including No. 3 seed UConn Women's Basketball.

The BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament 2024 returns to Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut on March 8 to kick off March Madness. The Tournament will feature all 11 BIG EAST Programs and some of the best players in the Nation as they compete for a BIG EAST Tournament Championship.

Paige Bueckers announced her decision to return to UConn for another season following her senior night against Georgetown on Feb 16.  Her announcement was highly anticipated as the regular season comes to an end and teams begin to prepare for the postseason.

After a 85-44 victory over Georgetown on Senior Night, Paige Bueckers addressed the fans of the XL Center. “I know everyone wants me to address the elephant in the room,” Bueckers said. “Unfortunately this will not be my last Senior Night here at UConn.”

Big East Women’s Basketball has been competitive throughout conference play as teams fight for positioning in the rankings with the postseason approaching. UConn Women’s Basketball sits at the helm of the conference with an undefeated record of 12-0 in the Big East.

In a college basketball season marked with parity, South Carolina's continued dominance stands out.

Following her history-making performance in USC's win over Stanford, JuJu Watkins posed for a photo with "51" scrawled in pen — an homage to the most iconic scoring effort ever in basketball.

No team in women's college basketball this season has had a better 80 minutes than Oregon State put together on the final weekend of January.

Cotie McMahon's "out-of-bound experience" punctuated a record-setting day for Ohio State basketball.