The four semi-finals were set, and the semi-finals were set for the national semi-finals in 2022. At the start of the year, Stanford and South Carolina were widely regarded as the top two teams in the country, and now they’re two of the last four holding out after winning the Greensboro and Spokane areas.
South Carolina, the No. 1 wire-to-wire team of the Associated Press, demonstrated its dominance with a 30-point win over Creighton in the Elite Eight round. Stanford, meanwhile, avenged a previous season’s loss to the Texans by winning an Elite Eight to bring the Cardinal back to Final Four. The Cardinal will face the NC State-UConn winner in one match at the Final Four and on the other side of the South Carolina arc will play the winner from Michigan-Louisville.
Tv schedule for the 2022 NCAA Women’s Championships, results
all times oriental | NCAA Championship Schedule
| (1) South Carolina 80, (10) Creighton 60 | Greensboro District |
| (1) Stanford 59, (2) Texas 50 | Wichita District |
Here’s a sneak peek at Sunday’s captivating Elite Eight matches.
- Top seed South Carolina dominated the top seed with a 30-point win over 10th seed Creighton. The Gamecocks are heading into the fourth round of the Final Four in program history. Superstar Alia Boston led her team’s attack with 19 points and seven rebounds, but three other players also scored in double digits. South Carolina used the elevation advantage and passed the Bluejays 43-23. They also scored their thirteenth game with over 40 points in the paint.
-
Stanford is still ranked number one in her journey to winning back-to-back national titles. The Cardinal advances to his 15th Final Four appearance on the show with a 59-50 victory over Texas thanks to some strong offensive and defensive displays. Lexi Hull led all scorers with 20 points, and Haley Jones scored a double-double with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Cameron Brink’s position was big in defense with six blocks and one steal
CBS Sports has news, analysis, results, highlights, and more from the Elite Eight here. Bookmark this page for all updates from Sunday’s exciting double feature. All 2022 NCAA Women’s Games will be streamed on ESPN Networks, and you can stream every game on fuboTV (Try for free).
