Women's NCAA Basketball is the collegiate level of women's basketball in the United States, governed by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). It features teams from various colleges and universities competing in a structured season, culminating in the annual NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament, often referred to as "March Madness." The tournament showcases the top teams and is known for its exciting matchups and upsets. Prominent programs, such as UConn and Tennessee, have historically dominated the sport, producing many talented players who often go on to compete professionally in the WNBA and internationally.