How to Watch Women’s Sweet 16, Elite 8 Games in March Madness 2023

If the first two rounds of the women’s NCAA Tournament are any indication, basketball fans are in for a treat in the Sweet 16.

Two No. 1 seeds have already been sent packing, as No. 9 Miami toppled Indiana and No. 8 Ole Miss eliminated Stanford. South Carolina, the overwhelming favorite to repeat as champions in 2023, and Virginia Tech are still standing, but the door is open for dark horses to enter the title mix.

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The women’s tournament resumes on Friday with the Sweet 16, and by Monday night we will know who is headed to Dallas for the Final Four. Here is everything to know to tune into the women’s Sweet 16 and Elite Eight.

How to watch every women’s Sweet 16 game

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ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC will broadcast women’s Sweet 16 games. ESPN will have four games on Friday along with two on Saturday, while ESPN2 and ABC will each get one contest on Saturday.

All games for the Sweet 16 and the remainder of the women’s tournament can be streamed on Watch ESPN.

Here are the start times, networks and venue for each Sweet 16 contest:

No. 9 Miami vs. No. 4 Villanova

Time: Friday, March 24, 2:30 p.m. ET
TV channel: ESPN
Location: Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Greenville, S.C.

NBC10's Katy Zachry is at Villanova University's campus Friday morning as the women's basketball team prepares for a Sweet 16 showdown with the University of Miami. The March Madness spreads across the Delaware River as well as the Princeton University men's team prepares to play Creighton with a shot at the Elite Eight.