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In a thrilling Elite Eight matchup, Virginia Tech secured an 84-74 victory against Ohio State, propelled by the outstanding performance of Elizabeth Kitley. Kitley dominated the game, recording an impressive double-double with 25 points and 11 rebounds. Her exceptional play played a pivotal role in leading Virginia Tech to a historic milestone. With this triumph, the Hokies secured their spot in the Final Four for the first time in the history of their program. This remarkable achievement marks a significant moment for Virginia Tech and showcases the team's talent and determination. ~~ I have uploaded this game solely for entertainment purposes and with no intention of infringing on any copyright. In the event that the copyright holder requests that I remove the game, I will promptly comply with their wishes ~~

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Iowa had a dominant performance in their 93-62 victory over Southeastern Louisiana, led by Keegan Murray's impressive 20 points and 10 rebounds. This marks Iowa's second consecutive win since breaking a three-game losing streak. The Hawkeyes were in top form, shooting 47% (32 of 68) from the field and holding a 50-32 rebounding advantage. Connor McCaffery had a strong game with 16 points, while Jordan Bohannon added 13 points and made four 3-pointers. Payton Sandfort scored all 10 of his points in the first half. For Southeastern Louisiana, Joe Kasperzyk scored 14 points, followed by Gus Okafor with 12 points and Jalyn Hinton with 11 points. This is only the second time the two teams have faced off, with Iowa winning the previous match 57-50 at home on December 29, 2007. ~~ I have uploaded this game solely for entertainment purposes and with no intention of infringing on any copyright. In the event that the copyright holder requests that I remove the game, I will promptly comply with their wishes ~~

With a 57-47 triumph over Southern in the First Four, Sacred Heart secured their first-ever victory in the NCAA Tournament. “I am so proud of our team’s effort. It was a true battle tonight. I am so proud of how our team rallied to make history,” said Pioneers coach Jessica Mannetti, the women on the thumbnail of this video. Ny'Ceara Pryor's outstanding performance, who was both The NEC Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year, helped the Jaguars (18-15) secure a five-game winning streak, having won nine out of their last ten matches. With an impressive average of 18.2 points per game, Pryor led the Northeast Conference in scoring this season and made conference history by becoming the first player to receive the player of the year, defensive player of the year, and rookie of the year awards in the same season. Pryor, a 5-foot-3 guard, was selected to the all-NEC first team and the conference's all-rookie team, and also topped the nation in both steals per game (3.9) and steals overall (120). “We just made history, and we are not done with this story,” - Pryor 2023

Iowa caused an upset in the 2023 women's NCAA Tournament Final Four, securing a 77-73 victory over South Carolina, with Caitlin Clark leading the charge with an impressive 41 points. Following their impressive win over the top-ranked team in the AP poll, Iowa will be competing in the championship game for the first time in program history. Caitlin Clark's remarkable performance was instrumental in their victory, which brought the Hawkeyes South Carolina's 42-game winning streak and their hopes of winning consecutive titles to an end. Goodluck to all the players waiting patiently for their name to be called up in Today's WNBA Draft. Let's get this bread sisters.

Alexis Morris and Angel Reese led LSU to a 79-72 victory over Virginia Tech in the first semifinal, securing their spot in the national championship. The LSU Tigers advance to their first ever NCAA Final Match in school history. The game brought in 3.4M viewers, peaking at 5M, becoming the 2nd most-viewed game in ESPN history (both men's or women's)