Women's March Madness live streams: How to watch 2026 NCAA Tournament games online without cable

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The "Big Dance" is here. Luckily for March Madness fans, every game of the NCAA Tournament can be streamed online without cable.

The First Four kicked off the action this week, with four squads moving into the 64-team bracket. The first round will bring the chaos and upsets that college hoops fans love so much.

Will Sarah Strong and Azzi Fudd lead UConn to back-to-back titles? Or will another contender emerge? Programs like UCLA, Texas, Iowa, South Carolina and LSU are all hoping to hoist the trophy.

Here's how you can watch women's 2026 NCAA Tournament games online without cable.

Women's March Madness live streams 2026

  • TV channels: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, ESPNU
  • Live streams: ESPN app, Fubo

Women's NCAA Tournament games will air on the ESPN family of networks (ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews and ESPNU). Viewers can also stream March Madness games on the ESPN app and Fubo.

Now you can watch ESPN without cable. Stream live NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB and college sports, plus "SportsCenter," "First Take" and all your favorite ESPN shows — anytime, anywhere — only in the new ESPN app.

Women's NCAA Tournament round-by-round schedule 2026

The 2026 women's NCAA Tournament will begin with First Four games on March 18 and March 19. It will end with the championship game on Sunday, April 5.

RoundDates
First FourMarch 18-19
First RoundMarch 20-21
Second RoundMarch 22-23
Sweet 16March 27-28
Elite EightMarch 29-30
Final FourApril 3
Championship April 5

Women's NCAA Tournament sites 2026

Here's a look at the host sites for each round of the tournament:

RoundCityVenue
First FourCampus sitesCampus sites
First RoundCampus sitesCampus sites
Second RoundCampus sitesCampus sites
Sweet 16/Elite EightFort Worth, TexasDickies Arena
Sweet 16/Elite EightSacramento, Calif.Golden 1 Center
Final FourPhoenixMortgage Matchup Center
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