and yet it’s for one Square While Colombia, William and Mary joined the state of Iowa and South as winners of their first four games that emerged in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Championship in
Colombia beat Washington 63-60 in a 11-powered battle on Thursday night after 24 points from second-grade student Riley Weiss. Weiss scored 14 points in the fourth quarter and the lions came back in the first half and won the NCAA’s first victory in the history of the program. With the win, Colombia faces the sixth number of West Virginia on Saturday.
Later on Thursday, William and Mary played the NCAA first game and won 69-63 in 69-63 in HIPONT. Bella Nassencie took the lead on 24 points to finish a game against Texas, which won the first place in Birmingham’s 3rd.
On Wednesday, Iowa, Princeton, 68-63, led by Audi Crooks, was one of last year’s tournament feelings. Crooks added 27 points, 27 and 22, and overcame the Princeton’s balanced attack, including four players who had scored in two numbers. Ayowa is advancing to confront Michigan.
In the first game, Southon had an easier time with their rival to win 68-56 win over the UCS San Diego. Sonia Reed lead all the goalscorers with 24 points, while Jaguars are now climbing to face UCLA, which was generally the number one of the public seeds.
NCAA Women’s Championship 2025: Published for Madness of March with 68 teams
CBS sports staff
2025 Women’s Championships
when: Wednesday, March 19 and Thursday, March
where is: Several places
TV: TV: espnu, espn2
Streaming: FUBO
follow: CBS Sport app
Four first four
Wednesday, March
| (11) Iowa Province 68, (11) Princeton 63 — Birmingham | Saws Bend, Indiana | ||
| (16) South 68, (16) UC San Diego 56 — Seattle | Los Angeles |
Thursday, March
| (11) Colombia 63, (11) Washington 60 — Birmingham | Chapel Hill, NC | ||
| (16) William and Mary 69, (16) Hy Point 63 — Birmingham | Ostin, Texas |