Featuring its highest attendance in over 15 years, the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship culminated April 7 at the Women’s Final Four in Tampa, Florida, with the Baylor Lady Bears hoisting the national championship trophy for the third time in that span.
During the NCAA Women’s Final Four week, the NCAA office of inclusion and human resources will honor four leaders as 2019 Living Legends for their significant contributions in the Tampa area and for furthering inclusion within athletics.
The NCAA reminds fans who plan to attend the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships games to purchase tickets from authorized sources to reduce chances of fraudulent activities.
The Board established a fund for limited resource institutions to fund degree completion. Schools defined as Limited Resource Institutions (LRI) within the past five years are eligible for funding. For schools eligible for the Former...
Effective, August 1, 2019, all Division I schools are required to provide tuition, fees, books for returning men’s and women’s basketball student-athletes who meet specified criteria. For those schools defined as Limited Resource...
In August 2018, Board adopted legislation to require schools to provide degree completion funding to former men’s and women’s basketball players. Schools must provide funding for former men’s and women’s basketball student-athletes...
Division I Championship Tournament Statistics 2019 Women’s Final Four Records Division II Championship Tournament Statistics 2019 Elite Eight Records Division III Championship Tournament Statistics All-Time Championship Tournament Records...
For questions or updates to the 2019 Women's Final Four Records, please email Rick Nixon ( rnixon@ncaa.org ). Full Book By Section: Women's Final Four The Preliminary Rounds The Tournament The Coaches Pre-NCAA Statistical Leaders and AIAW...
Jackie Joyner-Kersee is the 2019 recipient of the NCAA President’s Gerald R. Ford Award, which honors an individual who has provided significant leadership as an advocate for college sports.
