When the NCAA announced its first women’s championship game in the 1980s alongside the Intercollegiate Athletics for Women’s first championship announcement, the Division I schools were split. Rutgers faced off against Texas in the AIWA’s first championship game and took home the championship title.

For many women’s basketball teams, joining the NCAA tournament promised increased cash flow and notoriety. The first NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament was a highly anticipated game between Cheney State and Louisiana Tech, with more than 9,000 fans packed into the stadium.

Louisiana Tech took home the first NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament title. Since then, teams like USC, Penn State, and the Villanova Wildcats have duked it out for the gold.

NCAA Women’s Basketball has changed plenty since its humble origins, including the expansion to more than 60 teams in the tournament, the seating capacity at the stadium increased to more than 18,000, and greater media coverage.

The location of the women’s final four games changes each March, with previous games held in Ohio, Texas, and other states.

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South Carolina took home the national title in 2022 in an exciting game against the dominating UConn Huskies. Before that, Stanford won the national title in a game against Arizona in 2021.

In 2019, Baylor defeated Notre Dame in another close victory, 82-81. In one of their most recent wins in 2016, Connecticut defeated Syracuse in a game where they dominated the NY team 82-51.

Other championship wins include Notre Dame’s (61) defeat of Mississippi State (58) in 2018 and Carolina’s (67) 2017 win against Mississippi State (55).

These teams included all-time great college basketball players like Seimone Augustus, Sue Bird, and Ann Meyers.

The NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament saw many winners since its inception in 1982. Several teams continually rank as the best of the best in the NCAA’s Division I women’s basketball tournament.

Winners of the 2022 NCAA Tournament title, the Carolina Gamecocks rank as one of the top teams in women’s basketball, with more than 12,000 attendees attending their home games. Stanford and Baylor (with its undefeated season in 2012) rank as one of the top teams with several national titles.

The winningest team in NCAA women’s basketball is UConn, with its many national titles and its 111-game winning streak between 2014 and 2017.

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