When is the NCAA Women's Final Four in 2023? Dates, TV schedule, location, tickets for semifinals, title game

Sara Tidwell

When is the NCAA Women's Final Four in 2023? Dates, TV schedule, location, tickets for semifinals, title game image

The field is set and the anticipation has skyrocketed as the best of the best come down to the wire and fight for the right to the women's college basketball throne.

South Carolina and Virginia Tech are the surviving top seeds after Indiana and Stanford were booted in the second round. No. 2 seed Iowa managed to escape the clutches of Hailey Van Lith and Louisville, and Angel Reese has been a dominant force in helping No. 3 seed LSU advance the farthest it has in 15 years.

Here's your ultimate guide to women's Final Four as you wait to find out which team brings home the title from this year's NCAA Women's Tournament.

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When is the Women's Final Four in 2023?

  • Dates: March 31, April 2

The national semifinal games will be played on Friday, March 31, and the national championship game will be played on Sunday, April 2.

Women's Final Four schedule 2023

DateTime (ET)Matchup
March 317 p.m.(1) Virginia Tech vs. (3) LSU
March 319 p.m.(1) South Carolina vs. (2) Iowa
April 23:30 p.m.TBD

Where is the Women's Final Four in 2023?

  • Venue: American Airlines Center
  • City: Dallas, Texas

All Final Four games will be held at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. The arena is the home of the NBA's Mavericks and the NHL's Stars.

How to watch the 2023 Women's Final Four

Final Four TV schedule

RoundTV channel
National semifinalsESPN
National championshipABC

Final Four streaming options

For those looking to stream Final Four games, they will be available on Watch ESPN, the ESPN app and Sling TV.

RoundLive stream
National semifinalsWatch ESPN, ESPN app, Sling TV
National championshipWatch ESPN, ESPN app, Sling TV

MORE: Watch NCAA Women's Tournament games with Sling TV

Future Women's Final Four locations

The Women's Final Four will move to Cleveland next year, then head to Tampa in 2025.

YearCityVenueDates
2024ClevelandRocket Mortgage FieldhouseApril 5, 7
2025Tampa Amalie ArenaApril 4, 6
2026PhoenixFootprint CenterApril 3, 5
2027Columbus, OhioNationwide ArenaApril 2, 4
2028IndianapolisGainbridge Fieldhouse March 31, April 2
2029San AntonioAlamodomeMarch 30, April 1
2030Portland, Ore.Moda CenterApril 5, 7
2031DallasAmerican Airlines ArenaApril 4, 6

How to buy Women's Final Four tickets

You can buy tickets for the Final Four and championship games through TicketSmarter.

Prices are currently sitting a lot higher than the men's tournament, as of Tuesday, March 28:

 Lowest priceHighest price
Final Four – all sessions$651$1,156
Final Four – semifinals$247$9,754
Final Four – championship$171$7,996

Previous Women's NCAA Tournament champions

YearChampionRecord
1982Louisiana Tech35-1
1983Southern California31-2
1984Southern California29-4
1985Old Dominion31-3
1986Texas34-0
1987Tennessee28-6
1988Louisiana Tech32-2
1989Tennessee35-2
1990Stanford32-1
1991Tennessee30-5
1992Stanford30-3
1993Texas Tech31-3
1994North Carolina33-2
1995UConn35-0
1996Tennessee32-4
1997Tennessee29-10
1998Tennessee39-0
1999Purdue34-1
2000UConn36-1
2001Notre Dame34-2
2002UConn39-0
2003UConn37-1
2004UConn31-4
2005Baylor33-3
2006Maryland34-4
2007Tennessee34-3
2008Tennessee36-2
2009UConn39-0
2010UConn39-0
2011Texas A&M33-5
2012Baylor40-0
2013UConn35-4
2014UConn40-0
2015UConn38-1
2016UConn38-0
2017South Carolina33-4
2018Notre Dame34-3
2019Baylor37-1
2020No tournament (COVID-19 pandemic)
2021Stanford31-2
2022South Carolina35-2

Sara Tidwell

Sara Tidwell is an editorial intern with The Sporting News. A native to Michigan's Thumb region, she received her Bachelor's degree in journalism from Michigan State University. Previous bylines include the Detroit News, Cincinnati Enquirer, Hartford Courant and The State News.