Finales Regionales Torneo NCAA Femenino 2023-24

Publicado por rufinof 2 abril, 2024

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First round Round of 64 March 22–23			Second round Round of 32 March 24–25			Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 29			Regional Final Elite 8 March 31

1	South Carolina	91

16	Presbyterian	39
			1	South Carolina	88
Columbia, South Carolina – Fri/Sun
			8	North Carolina	41
8	North Carolina	59

9	Michigan State	56
						1	South Carolina	79

						4	Indiana	75
5	Oklahoma	73

12	Florida Gulf Coast	70
			5	Oklahoma	68
Bloomington, Indiana – Sat/Mon
			4	Indiana	75
4	Indiana	89

13	Fairfield	56
									1	South Carolina	70

									3	Oregon State	58
6	Nebraska	61

11	Texas A&M	59
			6	Nebraska	51
Corvallis, Oregon – Fri/Sun
			3	Oregon State	61
3	Oregon State	73

14	Eastern Washington	51
						3	Oregon State	70

						2	Notre Dame	65
7	Ole Miss	67

10	Marquette	55
			7	Ole Miss	56
Notre Dame, Indiana – Sat/Mon
			2	Notre Dame	71
2	Notre Dame	81

15	Kent State	67

No. 1 South Carolina 70, No. 3 Oregon State 58
Scoring by quarter: 18—14, 19–19, 21—13, 12–12
Pts: Tessa Johnson (15) Rebs: Ashlyn Watkins (14) Asts: Raven Johnson (6)		Pts: Raegan Beers (16) Rebs: Timea Gardiner (12) Asts: Tied (5)

MVP Arena – Albany, NY
Attendance: 13,568
Referees: Felicia Grinter, Talisa Green, Tyler Trimble

First round Round of 64 March 22–23			Second round Round of 32 March 24–25			Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 29			Regional Final Elite 8 March 31

1	Texas	82

16	Drexel	42
			1	Texas	65
Austin, Texas – Fri/Sun
			8	Alabama	54
8	Alabama	82

9	Florida State	74
						1	Texas	69

						4	Gonzaga	47
5	Utah	68

12	South Dakota State	54
			5	Utah	66
Spokane, Washington – Sat/Mon
			4	Gonzaga	77
4	Gonzaga	75

13	UC Irvine	56
									1	Texas	66

									3	NC State	76
6	Tennessee	92

11	Green Bay	63
			6	Tennessee	72
Raleigh, North Carolina – Sat/Mon
			3	NC State	79
3	NC State	64

14	Chattanooga	44
						3	NC State	77

						2	Stanford	67
7	Iowa State	93

10	Maryland	86
			7	Iowa State	81
Stanford, California – Fri/Sun
			2	Stanford	87^OT
2	Stanford	79

15	Norfolk State	50

No. 1 Texas 66, No. 3 NC State 76
Scoring by quarter: 14–19, 17–24, 17–14, 18–19
Pts: Booker (17) Rebs: Moore (9) Asts: Booker (5)		Pts: James (27) Rebs: James (6) Asts: Rivers (5)

Moda Center – Portland, OR
Referees: In’Fini Robinson, Katie Lukanich, Gina Cross

First round Round of 64 March 22–23			Second round Round of 32 March 24–25			Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 30			Regional Final Elite 8 April 1

1	Iowa	91

16	Holy Cross	65
			1	Iowa	64
Iowa City, Iowa – Sat/Mon
			8	West Virginia	54
8	West Virginia	63

9	Princeton	53
						1	Iowa	89

						5	Colorado	68
5	Colorado	86

12	Drake	72
			5	Colorado	63
Manhattan, Kansas – Fri/Sun
			4	Kansas State	50
4	Kansas State	78

13	Portland	65
									1	Iowa	94

									3	LSU	87
6	Louisville	69

11	Middle Tennessee	71
			11	Middle Tennessee	56
Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Fri/Sun
			3	LSU	83
3	LSU	70

14	Rice	60
						3	LSU	78

						2	UCLA	69
7	Creighton	87

10	UNLV	73
			7	Creighton	63
Los Angeles, California – Sat/Mon
			2	UCLA	67
2	UCLA	84

15	California Baptist	55

No. 1 Iowa 94, No. 3 LSU 87
Scoring by quarter: 26–31, 19–14, 24–13, 25–29
Pts: Clark (41) Rebs: Clark (7) Asts: Clark (12)		Pts: Johnson (23) Rebs: Reese (20) Asts: Reese (4)

MVP Arena – Albany, New York

First round Round of 64 March 22–23			Second round Round of 32 March 24–25			Regional semifinals Sweet 16 March 30			Regional Final Elite 8 April 1

1	USC	84

16	Texas A&M–Corpus Christi	55
			1	USC	73
Los Angeles, California – Sat/Mon
			8	Kansas	55
8	Kansas	81^OT

9	Michigan	72
						1	USC	74

						5	Baylor	70
5	Baylor	80

12	Vanderbilt	63
			5	Baylor	75
Blacksburg, Virginia – Fri/Sun
			4	Virginia Tech	72
4	Virginia Tech	92

13	Marshall	49
									1	USC	73

									3	UConn	80
6	Syracuse	74

11	Arizona	69
			6	Syracuse	64
Storrs, Connecticut – Sat/Mon
			3	UConn	72
3	UConn	86

14	Jackson State	64
						3	UConn	53

						7	Duke	45
7	Duke	72

10	Richmond	61
			7	Duke	75
Columbus, Ohio – Fri/Sun
			2	Ohio State	63
2	Ohio State	80

15	Maine	57

No. 1 USC Trojans 73, No. 3 UConn Huskies 80
Scoring by quarter: 17-15, 16–18, 18–22, 22–25
Pts: Juju Watkins (29) Rebs: Rayah Marshall (11) Asts: McKenzie Forbes (3)		Pts: Paige Bueckers (28) Rebs: Paige Bueckers (10) Asts: Nika Muhl (8)

Moda Center – Portland, Oregon
Attendance: 10,869
Referees: Maj Forsberg, Kyle Bacon, Brian Hall

National Semifinals Final Four Friday, April 5		National Championship Game Sunday, April 7

	South Carolina

	NC State



	Iowa

	UConn