The NCAA Women's Final Four

Held each April since the 81-82 season, the NCAA Women’s Division I Basketball Championship is now the final game of the college season. The event is held on the Tuesday after the men’s final game, and has sky-rocketed in popularity over the past decade, with attendance and interest growing over the years.

The Women’s Final Four regularly sells out NBA arenas and brings audiences some serious springtime competition.

The tournament is part of the media circus that is March Madness, and all of the games leading up the Women’s Final Four are broadcast on ESPN and related networks. But the real action is definitely courtside.

The pandemonium of college basketball final games is incomparable to any other sporting event. The fans are at a boiling point, and the enthusiasm couldn’t be any higher. Women’s Final Four brackets begin with the number one seeds from each of the four conferences, so the competitiveness begins high and builds from there.