Boston College finishes off an incredible season by winning their second NCBBA-W National Championship in three years and is rewarded as the unanimous #1! Congratulations Eagles! Grand Valley State, Ohio State, Penn State, and Nevada round out the top 5.

Check out the Tytan Athletics NCBBA-W Final Top 15 Poll to see how the final poll of the 2023-2024 season shakes out!

The #3 seeded Boston College Eagles are your 2024 NCBBA-W National Champions after defeating Grand Valley State 67-62 in the National Championship Game.  The Eagles were lead by CeeCee Van Pelt who averaged 14 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists which earned her MVP honors.

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Can’t make it to the NCBBA Women’s National Championship Game on April 21st? VSN (Varsity Sports Now) will be live streaming the big game so family, friends, and fans can tune into the second ever NCBBA Women’s broadcast!

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Day 2 of the NCBBA Women’s National Championship Tournament is officially in the books. Click HERE to see the updated bracket and who will be playing in the National Championship game.

The #1 overall seed, Grand Valley State, advances on to the national championship game after beating #4 Penn State 52-37. Grand Valley State will play Boston College at 10:00am on Sunday, April 21st.

The 2022 National Champions #3 Boston College takes down #7 Ohio State 46-33 to advance to their second national championship game in three years. They will take on the winner of Grand Valley State and Penn State at the Hagerty Family Events Center at 10:00 AM for a chance to be crowned National Champions!

Day 1 of the NCBBA Women’s National Championship Tournament is officially in the books. Click HERE to see the updated bracket after the first 4 games.

The #1 overall seed, Grand Valley State, advances on to the national semi-finals after beating #8 Northeastern 73-40. Grand Valley State will play Penn State at 7:30 on Saturday, April 20th.

In a rematch of last year’s National Championship game, #7 Ohio State takes down #2 Nevada by a score of 72-56. The Buckeyes advance on to the final four and will face #3 seed Boston College.