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Women's College Basketball Schedule 2026-27

Women's college basketball games today with tip-off times and TV channels, Division I teams by conference, the latest Top 25 poll and printable schedules.

Women's college basketball 2026-27 season guide: key dates and the Final Four →

Next games: Sunday, November 1

Schedule and results. Initial times shown in U.S. Eastern time; the interactive view uses your selected time zone.
Date / tip-offMatchupTV / streamStatus
Nov 1, 2026, 12:00 PM ESTNotre Dame Fighting Irish vs. Villanova WildcatsFS1Scheduled

About this page

This page lists today's women's college basketball games with tip-off times and TV channels. Games are spread across national networks, conference networks and streaming services, and channels are shown as our data provider publishes them. Division I teams are grouped by conference, with the power conferences listed first. Use the "Find a team by name" search to jump to your school. Each team page has the full 2026-27 regular season with results and a printable one-page PDF. The page also shows the latest Top 25 poll as published by our data provider. A ranking is an opinion poll, not standings. Later-season tip-off times are often announced closer to the date, so unannounced details are marked TBD. To follow a women's team alongside men's basketball, NBA, NHL or football teams, the schedule builder combines up to 12 teams into one date-ordered schedule.

How to use this page

01

Find your team

Pick a team below for its full regular-season schedule with tip-off times, TV channels and results, plus a season-at-a-glance summary.

02

Combine teams

Add up to 12 teams, from football, basketball or hockey, to one date-ordered schedule in the builder. Your choices stay in this browser; no account needed.

03

Print or subscribe

Download a one-page PDF of the remaining games (or the full regular season with past games), or subscribe to a calendar feed that can pick up later tip-off and channel changes.

Teams by conference

All teams →

The five power conferences are listed first, then every other Division I conference alphabetically.

Atlantic Coast Conference

Big 12 Conference

Big East Conference

Big Ten Conference

Southeastern Conference

America East Conference

American Conference

Atlantic 10 Conference

Atlantic Sun Conference

Big Sky Conference

Big South Conference

Big West Conference

Coastal Athletic Association

Conference USA

Horizon League

Ivy League

Metro Conference

Mid-American Conference

Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference

Missouri Valley Conference

Mountain West Conference

Northeast Conference

Ohio Valley Conference

Patriot League

Southern Conference

Southland Conference

Southwestern Athletic Conference

Summit League

Sun Belt Conference

United Athletic Conference

West Coast Conference

AP Top 25

The latest poll as published by our data provider. A ranking is an opinion poll, not a standings table.

  1. South Carolina Gamecocks — 0-0
  2. UConn Huskies — 0-0
  3. USC Trojans — 0-0
  4. Duke Blue Devils — 0-0
  5. Michigan Wolverines — 0-0
  6. Texas Longhorns — 0-0
  7. Louisville Cardinals — 0-0
  8. Vanderbilt Commodores — 0-0
  9. LSU Tigers — 0-0
  10. Iowa Hawkeyes — 0-0
  11. UCLA Bruins — 0-0
  12. North Carolina Tar Heels — 0-0
  13. Notre Dame Fighting Irish — 0-0
  14. Kentucky Wildcats — 0-0
  15. TCU Horned Frogs — 0-0
  16. Washington Huskies — 0-0
  17. Minnesota Golden Gophers — 0-0
  18. Ohio State Buckeyes — 0-0
  19. Ole Miss Rebels — 0-0
  20. Maryland Terrapins — 0-0
  21. Oklahoma Sooners — 0-0
  22. Oklahoma State Cowgirls — 0-0
  23. Illinois Fighting Illini — 0-0
  24. West Virginia Mountaineers — 0-0
  25. NC State Wolfpack — 0-0

TV and streaming notes

Women’s college basketball games are spread across national networks, conference networks and streaming services, and many games are streaming-only. Channels come from our sports data provider and are shown as published; when a game lists several outlets we show the national one first.

Tip-off times and channels are often confirmed closer to the date, so a TBD entry usually means “not announced yet”.

Women’s college basketball schedule FAQ

How do I get a printable women’s college basketball schedule for my team?

Open your team from the list on this page and choose "Download PDF of remaining games", or "PDF with past games" for the whole regular season. It fits on one Letter-size page with dates, tip-off times and TV channels. The PDF is a snapshot of the schedule when you download it.

Can I combine women’s college basketball teams with other teams I follow?

Yes. The schedule builder holds up to 12 teams from the NFL, college football, the NBA, the NHL and men's and women's college basketball in any mix. Games are merged into one date-ordered list, and a game between two of your teams appears once.

Why do some games say TBD?

A tip-off time or channel that has not been published by our data provider is shown as TBD rather than guessed. Later-season college times and channels are often announced closer to the date, so check again before you make plans.

What time zone are tip-off times in?

The table first shown on this page uses U.S. Eastern time. The interactive schedule, the builder and the PDF use the time zone you choose, which defaults to your browser’s.

Can I add the schedule to my calendar?

Yes. From a team page or the builder you can download a calendar file or subscribe to a calendar feed. A subscription can pick up later time and channel changes; a downloaded PDF or calendar file does not update itself.

Which women’s college basketball teams are included?

The directory lists the 361 women’s college basketball teams for which our data provider currently supplies a regular-season schedule.