Championship Week reaches a fever pitch this Friday, March 6, 2026. While the early rounds provided the drama, the Quarterfinal Friday is when the heavyweights enter the arena. The top four seeds in the ACC, SEC, and Big Ten—including national powerhouses like South Carolina and Notre Dame—officially begin their march toward Selection Sunday.
Here is your complete guide to every high-major Women’s Quarterfinal matchup, including tip-off times and where to watch.
2026 Women’s Championship Week Schedule & TV Guide

Here’s the 2026 Women’s Championship week schedule & TV guide for you. Enjoy. We’ll update the matchups once they’re set before the games on Friday.
SEC Women’s Quarterfinals (Greenville, SC)
All games will be broadcast live on the SEC Network.
- 12:00 PM ET: #1 South Carolina vs. Winner of #8/9 Matchup
- 2:30 PM ET: #4 Seed vs. #5 Seed
- 6:00 PM ET: #2 Seed vs. Winner of #7/10 Matchup
- 8:30 PM ET: #3 Seed vs. Winner of #6/11 Matchup
The Storyline: Can anyone stop the undefeated Gamecocks? South Carolina enters the quarterfinals as the heavy favorite to repeat as SEC Champions.
ACC Women’s Quarterfinals (Greensboro, NC)
All games will be broadcast live on the ACC Network.
- 11:00 AM ET: #1 Notre Dame vs. Winner of #8/9 Matchup
- 1:30 PM ET: #4 Seed vs. #5 Seed
- 6:00 PM ET: #2 NC State vs. Winner of #7/10 Matchup
- 8:00 PM ET: #3 Seed vs. Winner of #6/11 Matchup
The Storyline: The ACC is wide open this year. With NC State and Notre Dame trading blows all season, the semifinals on Saturday will likely be determined by which “bubble” team pulls off an upset today.
Big Ten Women’s Quarterfinals (Minneapolis, MN)
Games will split between Big Ten Network (BTN) and FOX.
- 12:30 PM ET: #1 Ohio State vs. TBD (BTN)
- 3:00 PM ET: #4 Seed vs. #5 Seed (BTN)
- 6:30 PM ET: #2 Iowa vs. TBD (BTN)
- 9:00 PM ET: #3 Seed vs. #6 Seed (BTN)
The Storyline: All eyes remain on the post-Caitlin Clark era in the Big Ten. Ohio State has emerged as the team to beat, but Iowa’s high-octane offense remains a threat in a tournament setting.
How to Stream Today’s Quarterfinals
If you are a cord-cutter, you can catch every single game today via the following streaming platforms:
- ESPN+: Access to ACC and SEC network broadcasts (requires cable login or ESPN+ subscription).
- Paramount+: For any games broadcast on CBS.
- FuboTV / Hulu + Live TV: Both carry the ACC, SEC, and Big Ten networks.