The Final Four of the women's NCAA Tournament takes place on Friday. Here's how to watch the semifinal games, including TV channel and streaming info.

After weeks of grueling action, the women’s March Madness is down to just four teams: UConn, UCLA, Texas and defending champion South Carolina.

For some, competing on this NCAA stage is not new. UConn has advanced to the Final Four in 16 of the last 17 years and coach Geno Auriemma has led the Huskies to 24 total Final Fours in his career. So while the Huskies are the only No. 2 seed left in a field of No. 1 seeds, they bring a wealth of experience.

Both are playing for a spot in the national championship, perhaps against each other. As important to them? Uplifting the sport

The women's Final Four bracket is set. UCLA shines without Lauren Betts' help. TCU's storybook season ends. Here are Elite Eight winners and losers.

The women's Final Four is set — here's everything you need to know about where to stream the games, buy last-minute tickets and more.

A few notable people in the community were honored, and some young student athletes, who could play on the big stage one day, were uplifted as well.

The UConn women's basketball team has the deepest roster the Huskies' could have asked for ahead of the 2025 Final Four.

Geno Auriemma will participate in his 24th Final Four as head coach of UConn, while UCLA is in its first-ever Women's Final Four. UCLA has been one of the great stories of the season behind star Lauren Betts, but this is UConn in the NCAA tournament.