Live updates, scores, results, winners for 2023 Women’s NCAA Tournament

A total of 68 teams will enter March Madness on the women’s side, as the 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship kicks off on Wednesday, March 15 with the First Four.

This year the Women’s Final Four is in Dallas, Texas at the American Airlines Center, with the national semifinals taking place on Friday, March 31, and the national championship game set for Sunday, April 2 at 3 p.m. ET on ABC.

Unlike with the men’s tournament where the First Four is played in a separate location, the women’s tournament plays all First Four games in the location of the city where the winning team will advance. Also this year will be the first time there will be just two regional sites instead of four, as both Greenville, North Carolina and Seattle, Washington will each host two quadrants of the bracket on the second weekend.

That means eight Sweet 16 teams will play at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville from March 24-27, and the other eight at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle. Each city will have two teams advance to the Final Four in Dallas.

2023 Women’s NCAA Tournament bracket: Live updates, scores

All times ET

Friday, March 24 — Sweet 16

#9 Miami 70, #4 Villanova 65
#3 LSU 66, #2 Utah 63
#2 Iowa 87, #6 Colorado 77
#5 Louisville vs. #8 Ole Miss, 10 p.m., ESPN

Saturday, March 25 — Sweet 16

#2 Maryland vs. #3 Notre Dame, 11:30 a.m., ESPN
#1 South Carolina vs. #4 UCLA, 2 p.m., ESPN
#2 UConn vs. #3 Ohio State, 4 p.m., ABC
#1 Virginia Tech vs. #4 Tennessee, 6:30 p.m., ESPN2

Sunday, March 19 — Second round

#1 South Carolina 76, #8 USF 45
#2 Iowa 74, #10 Georgia 66
#3 Notre Dame 53, #11 Mississippi State 48
#1 Virginia Tech 72, #9 South Dakota State 60
#2 Maryland 77, #7 Arizona 65
#2 Utah 63, #10 Princeton 56
#3 LSU 66, #6 Michigan 42
#8 Mississippi 54, #1 Stanford 49

Monday, March 20 — Second round

#3 Ohio State 71, #6 North Carolina 68
#4 Tennessee 94, #12 Toledo 47
#4 Villanova 76, #12 Florida Gulf Coast 57
#5 Louisville 73, #4 Texas 51
#9 Miami 70, #1 Indiana 68
#2 UConn 77, #7 Baylor 58
#6 Colorado 61, #3 Duke 53 (OT)
#4 UCLA 82, #5 Oklahoma 73

Friday, March 17 — First round

#8 USF 67, #9 Marquette 65 (OT)
#7 Arizona 75, #10 West Virginia 62
#10 Georgia 66, #7 Florida State 54
#1 South Carolina 72, #16 Norfolk State 40
#2 Maryland 93, #15 Holy Cross 61
#6 Michigan 71, #11 UNLV 59
#3 Notre Dame 82, #14 Southern Utah 56
#2 Iowa 95, #15 Southeastern Louisiana 43
#3 LSU 73, #14 Hawai’i 50
#1 Virginia Tech 58, #16 Chattanooga 33
#11 Mississippi State 81, #6 Creighton 66
#1 Stanford 92, #16 Sacred Heart 49
#2 Utah 103, #15 Gardner-Webb 77
#9 South Dakota State 62, #8 USC 57 (OT)
#10 Princeton 64, #7 NC State 63
#8 Mississippi 71, #9 Gonzaga 48

Saturday, March 18 — First round

#1 Indiana 77, #16 Tennessee Tech 47
#4 Tennessee 95, #13 Saint Louis 50
#3 Ohio State 80, #14 James Madison 66
#9 Miami 62, #8 Oklahoma State 61
#12 Florida Gulf Coast 74, #5 Washington State 63
#2 UConn 95, #15 Vermont 52
#12 Toledo 80, #5 Iowa State 73
#6 North Carolina 61, #11 St. John’s 59
#4 Villanova 76, #13 Cleveland State 59
#7 Baylor 78, #10 Alabama 74
#6 Colorado 82, #11 Middle Tennessee 60
#5 Louisville 83, #12 Drake 81
#5 Oklahoma 85, #12 Portland 63
#3 Duke 89, #14 Iona 49
#4 Texas 79, #13 East Carolina 40
#4 UCLA 67, #13 Sacramento State 45

Wednesday, March 15 — First Four

#11 Mississippi State 70, #11 Illinois 56
#16 Sacred Heart 57, #16 Southern 47

Thursday, March 16 — First Four

#11 St. Johns 66, #11 Purdue 64
#16 Tennessee Tech 79, Monmouth 69