Harvard, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Vermont Women's Basketball Earn NCAA Tournament Berths

Carrie Moore, head coach of Harvard women's basketball, has led her team to the NCAA tournament after a successful season, where they finished with a 24-4 record, winning the Ivy League championship. Moore, who has been determined to build a challenging schedule, accepted an invitation to play in competitive tournaments early in her tenure, which has paid off as they earned a coveted tournament spot. Meanwhile, Nebraska's Amy Williams is also in the NCAA tournament for the second consecutive year, despite facing significant injuries to key players throughout the season. The University of Vermont women's basketball team overcame a 5-10 start to finish strong, earning a spot in the tournament after winning the America East championship. Oklahoma's Jalon Moore, a standout player for the Sooners, is pivotal in their return to the NCAA tournament after missing out last year, demonstrating the resilience of both players and coaches across these programs. As the tournament approaches, each team is filled with anticipation as they prepare for their upcoming matchups.