NCAA women's tournament brass may mull changes this summer - ESPN
The head of the NCAA women's basketball tournament is pushing to review potential changes to the event's format this summer, a year sooner than previously planned.
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Women's March Madness 2024: Reseeding tournament's Final Four - ESPN
The Paige Bueckers vs. JuJu Watkins showdown lived up to the hype. The LSU-Iowa rematch exceeded it. South Carolina hung on to stay undefeated. NC State pulled another upset.
Trent Perry decommits from USC after Andy Enfield's exit for SMU - ESPN
Trent Perry, a McDonald's All American and the No. 26 prospect in the 2024 class, is decommitting from USC in light of its coaching change, he told ESPN.
JuJu Watkins' historic season for USC ends in Elite Eight loss - ESPN
PORTLAND, Ore. — USC standout JuJu Watkins made history Monday night, passing Tina Hutchinson of San Diego State back in 1983-84 to become the all-time leading scorer among freshmen in NCAA Division I history. However, the game ended in tears as the Trojans' bid to reach the Final Four for the first time since 1986 was stopped by UConn, who won the Regional 3 final 80-73.
Women's March Madness 2024: Elite Eight tournament takeaways - ESPN
We have our Final Four.
Paige Bueckers leads UConn to Final Four with win over USC - ESPN
PORTLAND, Ore. — Back in the fall when UConn lost multiple key players to season-ending injuries and struggled early in nonconference play, coach Geno Auriemma thought it would've been a «miracle» for his team to make a deep March run.
Singapore Rowing Association aims to boost talent pool through indoor rowing events
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s national rowing body is aiming to grow the country’s pool of rowers and introduce more people to the sport by holding more indoor rowing events.
NCAA says inaccurate 3-point line in Portland 9 inches short - ESPN
The NCAA said Monday one of the 3-point lines on the court used for the women's basketball regionals at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon, was 9 inches short of regulation, a mistake made by the contractor that makes the courts used throughout the NCAA tournament.