The NCAA Women’s Basketball Rules Committee on Friday proposed moving the 3-point line to the international distance of 22 feet, 1¾ inches, beginning with the 2021-22 season.

As the NCAA conducts its external review of gender equity issues in connection with the NCAA and with a focus on NCAA championships, the Women’s Basketball Committee and Women’s Basketball Oversight Committee will lead and assist in that...

With the expansion of the Division I Women’s Basketball Committee to 12 members in 2021-22, it was announced that two existing members will have their terms extended for one year, while three new committee members will be added for the coming season.

With semifinal games tipping off Friday in San Antonio and Saturday in Indianapolis, the NCAA is reminding fans to follow health and safety protocols in place for the Women’s and Men’s Final Fours. Developed in coordination with local...

For this year’s championships, the NCAA launched a fan cutout program that allows college basketball fans the opportunity to be “there” once again.

Limited tickets remain available for the 2021 NCAA Division I Women’s and Men’s Championships.

NCAA President Mark Emmert today addressed the media via videoconference from the Division I Women’s Basketball Championship in San Antonio.

Lynn Holzman, NCAA vice president for women’s basketball, opened Friday morning’s Division I Women’s Basketball Championship media briefing acknowledging the wave of recent concerns about some of the amenities provided to student-athletes participating in this year’s tournament.

NCAA Vice President of Women’s Basketball Lynn Holzman provided updates and answered questions regarding the Division I Women's Basketball Championship during Thursday morning’s media briefing.