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BANNED UNTIL NCAA REPORT IS RELEASE – FILES – South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley plays college basketball in the final round of the Women’s Final Four NCAA tournament against UConn in Minneapolis on Sunday, April 3, 2022. celebrate with her team after the game. South Carolina won her 64-49 and won. According to her NCAA report examining her 50th anniversary of Title IX, the number of women competing at the highest level of collegiate athletics continues to grow along with the widening funding gap between male and female sports programs. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)
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ABC will broadcast the NCAA Division 1 Women’s Basketball Championship Game for the first time in 2023.
“Scheduling the Division I Women’s Basketball Championship at ABC has been a goal for quite some time in our ongoing efforts to maximize the exposure of women’s sports in partnership with the NCAA.” , continues to generate strong viewership across the ABC/ESPN network, and the move represents yet another unique opportunity to showcase the student-athletes competing for this marquee event and national championship.”
The game will take place on Sunday, April 2, 2023 at 3:00 PM at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.
Beth Goetz, NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Commission Chair and Director of Athletics, said, “Being able to showcase the national championship game in Dallas to a wider audience on ABC for the first time in 2023 is an exciting time for women’s basketball. It’s a standard announcement,” he said. in the province of Ball. “We are grateful to ABC/ESPN for their partnership in the continued growth of the game and the championship.”
ESPN’s 2022 Women’s Basketball Championship Game, featuring UConn vs. South Carolina, was the most-watched women’s title game in nearly two decades, with 4.85 million viewers. South Carolina wins UConn They won 64-49 to clinch their second national title in five years.
The 2023 Women’s Final Four semifinal match-ups will continue to air on ESPN on Friday, March 31 at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.
ABC first televised the NCAA Division I Women’s Tournament games in 2021, which consisted of two First Round matchups and four Sweet 16 matches. Interest carried over to the 2021-22 season, where ABC added two regular season games in addition to numerous tournament games.
Selection Sunday will also air on ESPN, recently confirmed by the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Commission, and will take place March 12 at 8 p.m.
