UC San Diego women's basketball is set to make its second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance as the No. 14 seed, facing No. 3 TCU on March 20. The Tritons (24-8) are coming off a Big West Championship win over No. 4 Hawai'i, where they posted a comeback victory. This will also mark the first time a Triton game is broadcast on ESPN's flagship network, showcasing the growing profile of the program. Fans can catch the game live at 9 a.m. PT in Fort Worth, Texas, with various viewing options for supporters at home and on campus.

By the Numbers
  • Tritons' overall record: 24-8; TCU's overall record: 29-5
  • Big West Championship victory margin: 12 points (60-48 against Hawai'i)
  • Points scored by Erin Condron in the championship game: 22
  • Points scored by Makayla Rose in the championship game: 17
State of Play
  • Tritons have won six straight games leading into the NCAA Tournament.
  • Condron and Rose earned All-Big West honors, with Condron leading the team in multiple categories.
  • UC San Diego ranks second in the Big West in turnover margin and steals per game.
  • The team is experiencing a historic season, setting records for most wins in the Division I era.
What's Next

The Tritons will look to upset TCU in the tournament opener, which is critical to advancing further in the NCAA Tournament. A win could elevate the program's national profile and establish UCSD as a competitive force in Division I basketball.

Bottom Line

The Tritons are on the cusp of making history in their NCAA Tournament debut, and their success hinges on their ability to build on momentum from the conference championships. With key players stepping up, they have an opportunity to defy the odds and make a meaningful run in the tournament.