March is here, and with it weeks of excellent women's college basketball. Teams across the country will battle during Championship Week for one of 31 automatic bids to the 2025 women's NCAA tournament.
Champ Week will run all the way to Selection Sunday on March 16, when the final four automatic bids are on the line: the Patriot League, Northeast Conference, Coastal Athletic Association and Missouri Valley Conference.
Which Division I basketball teams will be crowned conference champions and earn their spots in the NCAA bracket? We will be tracking all the action right here, and update this page as teams cut down the nets.
Conference tournaments are listed in order of when each ticket will be punched; conference brackets will be added as they are set.
The women's NCAA tournament bracket will be unveiled Sunday on ESPN.
More coverage:
Bracketology | NCAA tournament schedule | Women's Tournament Challenge
Next auto bids on the line (March 14):
America East: Vermont vs. UAlbany, 5 p.m. ET, ESPNU/ESPN+
Ohio Valley: Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles
Record: 26-5
Title-clincher: 82-76 in overtime over Lindenwood *
Leading scorer: Reghan Grimes (12.5 PPG, 13th in OVC); all five starters averaging 10-plus PPG
NCAA tournament history: 12th appearance (first since 2023)
* OVC title-game opponent, Lindenwood, is ineligible for the NCAA tournament
SoCon: UNC Greensboro Spartans
Record: 25-6
Title-clincher: 64-57 in overtime over Chattanooga
Leading scorer: Jayde Gamble (11.8 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: Second appearance (first since 1998)
UNC Greensboro takes down Chattanooga in overtime to win the Southern Conference and advance to the NCAA tournament.
ACC: Duke Blue Devils
Record: 26-7
Title-clincher: 76-62 over NC State
Leading scorer: Toby Fournier (13.7 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 27th appearance (third consecutive)
Duke takes down NC State 76-62 to claim the ACC Championship in a comeback victory.
Record: 30-3
Title-clincher: 64-45 over Texas
Leading scorer: Joyce Edwards (13.2 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 21st appearance (13th consecutive)
The 1-seed Gamecocks take over around the post, holding the 2-seed Longhorns to 29.6% field-goal shooting and outscoring them 40-18 in the paint for a 64-45 SEC Tournament Championship win.
A-10: George Mason Patriots
Record: 27-5
Title-clincher: 73-58 over Saint Joseph's
Leading scorer: Zahirah Walton (14.9 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: First appearance
George Mason wins the Atlantic 10 championship to earn a trip to the Women's NCAA tournament.
Summit League: South Dakota State Jackrabbits
Record: 29-3
Title-clincher: 84-68 over Oral Roberts
Leading scorer: Brooklyn Meyer (17.6 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 13th appearance (third consecutive)
Big Ten: UCLA Bruins
Record: 30-2
Title-clincher: 72-67 over USC
Leading scorer: Lauren Betts (19.7 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 20th appearance (third consecutive)
Lauren Betts scores 17 points as UCLA defeats JuJu Watkins and USC to win the Big Ten title.
Big 12: TCU Horned Frogs
Record: 31-3
Title-clincher: 64-59 over Baylor
Leading scorer: Hailey Van Lith (17.8 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 10th appearance (first since 2010)
Hailey Van Lith speaks to Kris Budden after defeating Baylor and winning the Big 12 tournament Most Outstanding Player award.
Big South: High Point Panthers
Record: 21-11
Title-clincher: 59-53 over Longwood
Leading scorer: Nevaeh Zavala (10.4 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: Second appearance (first since 2021)
Sun Belt: Arkansas State Red Wolves
Record: 21-10
Title-clincher: 86-79 in overtime over James Madison
Leading scorer: Zyion Shannon (11.0 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: First appearance
Arkansas State defeats James Madison for the Sun Belt Championship and earns an NCAA tournament bid.
Big East: UConn Huskies
Record: 31-3
Title-clincher: 70-50 over Creighton
Leading scorer: Paige Bueckers (18.9 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 36th appearance (36th consecutive)
Horizon: Green Bay Phoenix
Record: 29-5
Title-clincher: 76-63 over Purdue Fort Worth
Leading scorer: Natalie McNeal (14.9 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 20th appearance (second consecutive)
WCC: Oregon State Beavers
Record: 19-15
Title-clincher: 59-46 over Portland
Leading scorer: Kelsey Rees (12.9 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 14th appearance (second consecutive)
Big Sky: Montana State Bobcats
Record: 30-3
Title-clincher: 58-57 over Montana
Leading scorer: Esmeralda Morales (15.3 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: Fourth appearance (first since 2022)
AAC: South Florida Bulls
Record: 23-10
Title-clincher: 69-62 over Rice
Leading scorer: Sammie Puisis (14.9 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 10th appearance (first since 2023)
Mountain West: San Diego State Aztecs
Record: 25-9
Title-clincher: 72-68 in triple overtime over Wyoming
Leading scorer: Veronica Sheffey (11.3 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 10th appearance (first since 2012)
Southland: Stephen F. Austin Ladyjacks
Record: 29-5
Title-clincher: 65-57 over SE Louisiana
Leading scorer: Faith Blackstone (14.9 PPG)
NCAA tournament history: 21st appearance (first since 2022)
America East
March 6, 10, 14
Campus sites (reseeded after quarterfinals)
Bracket
Atlantic Sun (ASUN)
March 7-8, 11, 15
Campus sites
Bracket
Mid-American Conference (MAC)
March 12, 14-15
Rocket Arena (Cleveland)
Bracket
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)
March 11-15
Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall (Atlantic City, New Jersey)
Bracket
Western Athletic Conference (WAC)
March 11-15
Burns Arena (St. George, Utah), Orleans Arena (Las Vegas)
Bracket
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC)
March 12-15
Norfolk Scope Arena (Norfolk, Virginia)
Bracket
Conference USA (C-USA)
March 11-15
Propst Arena (Huntsville, Alabama)
Bracket
Ivy League
March 14-15
Pizzitola Sports Center (Providence, Rhode Island)
Standings
Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC)
March 11-15
Gateway Center Arena (Atlanta)
Standings
Big West
March 12-15
Lee's Family Forum (Henderson, Nevada)
Standings
Patriot League
March 8, 10, 13, 16
Campus sites
Bracket
Northeast Conference (NEC)
March 10, 13, 16
Campus sites
Bracket
Coastal Athletic Association (CAA)
March 12-16
CareFirst Arena (Washington, D.C.)
Bracket
Missouri Valley Conference (MVC)
March 13-16
Ford Center (Evansville, Indiana)
Standings