Women's national championship game predictions, picks, odds for South Carolina vs UConn March Madness final today. Why Gamecocks, Huskies will win.

Unfortunately for coach Dawn Staley and her No. 1 seed Gamecocks, they ran into an extremely hot No. 2 seed UCon Huskies team on Sunday. Led by fifth-year senior Paige Bueckers and legendary head coach Geno Auriemma, the Huskies went on to demolish South Carolina, winning by a score of 82-59.

The Connecticut Huskies won their record 12th national championship Sunday, throttling the South Carolina Gamecocks 82-59 in a rematch of the 2022 title game. The Gamecocks were looking for their second straight championship and third in four years, but were denied by the Huskies team that dominated them offensively.

The UConn Huskies pulled away in the second half and didn’t look back, defeating defending champions South Carolina 82-59 for a dominant victory in the women’s NCAA tournament national championship game.

Eila Galitsky and Louise Rydqvist knew they’d have a partisan section of patrons cheering their every move, so they wanted to give them something to cheer about. Three South Carolina Gamecock golfers entered the 2025 Augusta Women’s National Amateur field when first-round play began Wednesday.

The Huskies regained their spot at college basketball’s mountain top for the first time since 2016. They also handed Dawn Staley her first loss in a national championship.

The Huskies will maintain the legacy as the last team to win back-to-back National Champions as they walked away with a 12th title in an 82-59 win Sunday in Tampa.

After handling the Bulldogs on Friday night, Mississippi State was able to bounce back and hang 11 runs in the Gamecocks in game two. The series is tied at one

No. 1 South Carolina and Dawn Staley face No. 1 Texas in the Final Four of March Madness. Follow along for live score updates

UConn defeated South Carolina in a blowout on Sunday in Tampa to win the 2025 NCAA national championship, the program's 12th.

UConn women’s basketball became the most decorated program in Division I history on Sunday, claiming its 12th national championship in an 82-59 rout of South Carolina in Tampa, Fla.

Henry Kaczmar hit two of South Carolina's three home runs but Mississippi State scored runs in seven of the eight frames in an 11-4 win over the Gamecocks.