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Downtown Tampa has been transformed for the Women's NCAA Final Four tournament.
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After a long year and NCAA Tournament, the women's basketball season will come to an end this weekend in Tampa, Florida, for the Final Four and National Championship game.

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NCAA Women's Final Four in Tampa: what it takes to host a big sporting event
Downtown Tampa has been transformed for the Women's NCAA Final Four tournament. We wanted to know what goes into picking a host city and what made Tampa the right choice.
NCAA unveils ‘Legacy Court,’ Tampa police prepare for large crowds ahead of Women's Final Four
TAMPA, Fla. - The stage is set, and the teams have landed in Tampa ahead of the NCAA Women's Final Four. The City of Tampa expects at least 30,000 people to visit the event. "This is way more than three games," said Claire Lessinger, the VP of Events with the Tampa Bay Sports Commission.
Things to do in Tampa Bay this weekend: NCAA Women's Final Four, Fred Armisen and more
Tampa hosts the NCAA Women's Final Four April 4–6, with free events all weekend — from a GloRilla concert at Curtis Hixon Park on Saturday to a team practice at Amalie Arena that same day. Find more info here.
March Madness Final Four predictions: NCAA bracket picks for every women's game
Who will win 2025 NCAA Tournament bracket? Our best women's March Madness Final Four and national championship predictions are in.
SC Gamecocks practice before NCAA Tournament Final Four
The Final Four for the men's NCAA Tournament bracket is set, featuring all No. 1 seeds. Here are expert predictions to make the national championship. The Boilermakers had a 3-point shooter who had a hot stretch to close the season enter the portal Wednesday.
Women’s Final Four: Who would make the all-time starting 5, coach for each team?
There is tons of history and plenty of storylines with the participants in the women’s Final Four. Tampa, Fla., will feature one team’s first appearance in the Final Four, compared to another team looking for a repeat of last year and its third national title in four years.
Despite complaints from iconic coaches, don’t expect NCAA to change double-regional format for women’s tournament
NCAA President Charlie Baker said Friday that it would be “really hard to change” the women’s NCAA Tournament format in the near future.
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Women's Final Four tips off Friday night in Tampa with national title on the line
Tampa becomes the first city to host the Women’s Final Four for a fourth time, having previously welcomed the event in 2008, 2015 and 2019. Local organizers are expecting large crowds throughout the weekend, with thousands of visitors expected to fill hotels, restaurants and Riverwalk attractions.
Why the NCAA Tournaments’ chalk concerns don’t spell doom for college basketball
As college basketball fans prepare for the chalkiest semifinals in NCAA basketball history, a question hangs over the men’s Final Four in San Antonio, Texas, and the women’s Final Four at Amalie Arena.
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1 dead after train and vehicle crash in Tampa, HCSO says
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said one person is dead after a train and vehicle crashed in Tampa on Friday evening.
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ABC Columbia Sports in Tampa with the Gamecocks!
TAMPA, FL (WOLO)–ABC Columbia Sports is live in Tampa with the Gamecocks ahead of the Final Four match up Friday. Our Chaz Frazier and Noah Chast are bringing you all the coverage from the NCAA Tournament and the Final Four match up between Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks and the Texas Longhorns.
UConn Final Four notes: Geno Auriemma remains extremely cranky with NCAA over schedule
UConn coach Geno Auriemma again aired his grievances about the quick turnaround of the women’s NCAA Tournament heading into the Final Four.
Women’s Final Four brings powerhouses UConn, UCLA, Texas and South Carolina to Tampa
Three of four teams in the women’s Final Four are No. 1 seeds. None of the four have lost more than three games this season.
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Free activities take place across downtown Tampa.
Tampa has a lot to be proud of over the next few days as downtown plays host to the NCAA Women’s Final Four. The field in 2025 includes three no. 1 seeds—UCLA, South Carolina and Texas—plus no. 2 seed UConn,
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