Women’s NCAA Basketball Final Four and Champs Schedule
Regional semifinals and finals set across Bridgeport Oklahoma City Lexington and Stockton with teams including Oregon Maryland UConn UCLA Notre Dame Stanford Texas South Carolina Florida State Oregon State and Mississippi State advancing. Final Four in Dallas features Stanford South Carolina UConn and Mississippi State.
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Westbrook leads Thunder rally to upset Mavericks
Russell Westbrook scores 37 points with a 13 rebound 10 assist triple double as Oklahoma City overcomes a 13 point fourth quarter deficit to beat Dallas 92 91 on the road. Westbrook hits the deciding jumper with seven seconds left over Wesley Matthews.
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Cavaliers Fall as Spurs Dominate in Cleveland
Cavaliers lose 103 74 to the San Antonio Spurs in Cleveland. LeBron James scores 17 but exits with an neck injury. Kyle Korver out with a sore left foot. Spurs force 52 rebounds and bench outscoring Cavs 49 24 as San Antonio climbs within two games of Golden State for best record.
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UConn Advances to 10th Straight Final Four Over Oregon
Napheela Collier scores 28 and Gabby Williams 25 as UConn rolls to a 90-52 win over Oregon in Bridgeport to reach the national semifinals in Dallas. Geno Auriemma surpasses Pat Summitt with his 113th NCAA Tournament victory. next faces Mississippi State. Oregon’s Ionescu leads with 15 points as the Huskies seize control early and coast.
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Plum earns AP All America honors as Huskies star
Washington senior Kelsey Plum is named to the AP All America team, the NCAA all time leading scorer earning first team honors with 33 votes. She averages 31.7 points this season and 53 percent shooting. Also honored are Aja Wilson Brianna Jones Napheela Collier Katie Lou Samuelson.
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Washington
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Wilson
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Syracuse
Alexis Peterson
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Sydney Wiese
Lindsay Allen
Shatori Walker- Kimbrough
Duke
Lexie Brown
Mississippi State
Victoria Vivians
South Carolina Reaches Final Four in Stockton Thriller
Kaela Davis scored 23 and Aja Wilson 16 as top-seeded South Carolina held off Florida State 71 64 to win the Stockton Regional. Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks advance to face Stanford in the Final Four after a tense finish in California. Davis made key plays late including a left handed drive with 1:42 remaining.
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Coaches a Final Four theme as Oregon meets North Carolina
North Carolina (31-7) faces Oregon (33-5) in the second semifinal. Dana Altman and Roy Williams bring deep Final Four experience as Gonzaga coach Mark Few warns media demands will spike. The Four teams balance basketball with a high profile environment and intense attention.
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Mark Few
Felton Takes Cleveland State Head Coaching Post
Former Georgia coach Mark Felton returns to head coaching with Cleveland State after Gary Waters retires. Felton, ex Tulsa assistant and Spurs staffer, inherits a rebuilding program amid Horizon League challenges and transfer woes while praising Waters as a mentor. He recalls guiding Georgia through a tornado disrupted season.
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