NCAA TOURNAMENT
NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament
Women’s March Madness has been nothing short of thrilling, with just 16 teams left in the running for a national championship.
The Sweet 16 is here, and the bracket has played out without a major Cinderella run. While an underdog hasn’t become every neutral fan’s favorite this year, it also means that the biggest programs have come through, ensuring that some of the biggest names in the game still have a shot at cutting down the nets.
That includes No. 1 seeds UCLA, South Carolina, Texas, and USC, though the Trojans lost National Player of the Year front-runner JuJu Watkins to a torn ACL on Monday. Paige Bueckers and UConn have been impressive, while teams like Maryland and Kansas State survived overtime thrillers to get to this stage. Given the drama we’ve already been treated to in the first two rounds, you won’t want to miss the Sweet 16.
Here’s how to buy tickets for every Sweet 16 game in the Women’s NCAA Tournament:
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Women’s March Madness Sweet 16 tickets: How to buy, price
All prices as of Tuesday afternoon (March 25).
Tickets to the Sweet 16 of the Women’s NCAA Tournament can be bought via StubHub and Ticketmaster. Games will take place in Spokane, Washington, (Regions 1 and 4) and Birmingham, Alabama, (2 and 3).
The action kicks off at Birmingham’s Legacy Arena, which will host two games on Friday, March 28 and again on Saturday, March 29. Fans can get a ticket to see both Friday games for as low as $9, while lower-bowl tickets near center court will run at least $228. On Saturday, upper-bowl tickets again start at $9, while tickets closer to the court range from $35 to $311.
The NCAA is also selling “fan experience” tickets that come with food, drink, a photo opportunity with the NCAA trophy, and an appearance by a yet-to-be-announced “NCAA talent.” Those tickets start at $675.
Buy tickets for Women’s Sweet 16 games in Birmingham on StubHub
The Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena will host the remaining four games in the Sweet 16, with two games Friday night and two more on Saturday evening. With interest high, a ticket to Friday’s contests will cost at least $169, while lower-bowl tickets run from $225 to $1,450. For Saturday’s games, the “get-in” price is $48, while limited tickets at center court in the lower bowl are currently listed at $325.
If you’re hunting for “fan experience” tickets in the Lilac City, you’re out of luck as those have sold out.
Buy tickets for Women’s Sweet 16 games in Spokane on StubHub
Women’s March Madness schedule: Sweet 16 times, TV, streaming
The Women’s NCAA Tournament will be carried on ABC and ESPN. Fans can also catch the games on Fubo, which is offering a free trial for new subscribers.
All times Eastern.
Sweet 16: Friday, March 28
- Region 2: (2) Duke vs. (3) North Carolina — 2:30 p.m. | ESPN
- Region 2: (1) South Carolina vs. (4) Maryland — 5 p.m. | ESPN
- Region 1: (2) NC State vs. (3) LSU — 7:30 p.m. | ESPN
- Region 1: (1) UCLA vs. (5) Ole Miss — 10 p.m. | ESPN
Sweet 16: Saturday, March 29
- Region 3: (2) Texas Christian vs. (3) Notre Dame — 1 p.m. | ABC
- Region 3: (1) Texas vs. (5) Tennessee — 3:30 p.m. | ABC
- Region 4: (2) UConn vs. (3) Oklahoma — 5:30 p.m. | ESPN
- Region 4: (1) USC vs. (5) Kansas State — 8 p.m. | ESPN
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