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Women's NCAA Tournament Bracket - 2008

TOURNAMENT CHALLENGE | PRINTABLE BRACKETS: GIF | PDF
  • 1st ROUND March 22-23
  • 2nd ROUND March 24-25
  • SWEET 16 March 29-30
  • ELITE EIGHT Mar/Apr 31-1
  • FINAL FOUR April 6
  • CHAMPION April 8
  • FINAL FOUR April 6
  • ELITE EIGHT Mar/Apr 31-1
  • SWEET 16 March 29-30
  • 2nd ROUND March 24-25
  • 1st ROUND March 22-23

Semifinal

Greensboro 

Bridgeport, CT
1 CONN
16 CORN
89
47
8 TEX
9 MINN
72
55
1 CONN
8 TEX
89
55
Norfolk, VA
5 DOM
12 LIB
82
62
4 UVA
13 UCSB
86
52
5 DOM
4 UVA
88
85
Stanford, CA
6 GW
11 AUB
66
56
3 CAL
14 USD
77
60
6 GW
3 CAL
55
53
Des Moines, IA
7 Iowa St
10 GT
58
55
2 RU
15 RMC
85
42
7 Iowa St
2 RU
58
69
Greensboro, NC
1 CONN
5 DOM
78
63
6 GW
2 RU
42
53
1 CONN
2 RU
66
56

Spokane 

College Park, MD
1 UMD
16 COPP
80
66
8 NEB
9 XAV
61
58
1 UMD
8 NEB
76
64
Albuquerque, NM
5 WVU
12 UNM
61
60
4 VANDY
13 MON
75
47
5 WVU
4 VANDY
46
64
Albuquerque, NM
6 PITT
11 WYO
63
58
3 BAY
14 FRES
88
67
6 PITT
3 BAY
67
59
Stanford, CA
7 UTEP
10 WKU
92
60
2 STAN
15 CLEV
85
47
7 UTEP
2 STAN
54
88
Spokane, WA
1 UMD
4 VAN
80
66
6 PITT
2 STAN
53
72
1 UMD
2 STAN
87
98

Semifinal

New Orleans 

Norfolk, VA
1 UNC
16 BUCK
85
50
8 UGA
9 IOWA
67
61
1 UNC
8 UGA
80
66
Bridgeport, CT
5 KSU
12 CHAT
69
59
4 L'ville
13 MU
81
67
5 KSU
4 L'ville
63
80
Des Moines, IA
6 OSU
11 FSU
49
60
3 OKST
14 ETenn
85
73
11 FSU
3 OKST
72
73
Baton Rouge, LA
7 MAR
10 DEP
76
57
2 LSU
15 JACK
66
32
7 MAR
2 LSU
49
68
New Orleans, LA
3 OKST
2 LSU
52
67
1 UNC
4 L'ville
78
74
1 UNC
2 LSU
50
56

Oklahoma City 

West Lafayette, IN
1 TENN
16 ORU
94
55
8 UTAH
9 PU
59
66
1 TENN
9 PU
78
52
West Lafayette, IN
5 ND
12 SMU
75
62
4 OKLA
13 ISU
69
61
5 ND
4 OKLA
79
75
College Park, MD
6 ASU
11 TEM
61
54
3 DUKE
14 MURR
78
57
6 ASU
3 DUKE
59
67
Baton Rouge, LA
7 SYR
10 HART
55
59
2 TA&M
15 UTSA
91
52
10 HART
2 TA&M
39
63
Oklahoma City, OK
1 TENN
5 ND
74
64
3 DUKE
2 TA&M
63
77
1 TENN
2 TA&M
53
45
Tampa, FL
1 CONN
2 STAN
73
82
2 LSU
1 TENN
46
47
2 STAN
1 TENN
48
64
Hover over team abbreviations to see the full team names.

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