NCAA moves 2027 Women's Frozen Four to Sunday and Tuesday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 10:03 AM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026

The NCAA has shifted the schedule for the 2027 Women's Frozen Four tournament. Originally set for a Friday and Sunday format, the semifinals will now take place on Sunday, March 21, followed by the National Championship on Tuesday, March 23. This marks the first time a collegiate national championship game will be played on a Tuesday night. The change was implemented to ensure all three tournament games receive broadcast coverage on ESPN’s linear channels. The organization has not yet released details regarding the scheduling format for the 2028 tournament, but the 2027 event will serve as the inaugural instance of this Sunday-Tuesday structure for the Frozen Four.
- •The 2027 Women's Frozen Four semifinals are rescheduled for March 21.
- •The National Championship game is set for March 23.
- •The move aims to facilitate linear television coverage on ESPN for all tournament games.
- •The 2027 event represents the first Sunday-Tuesday format for the Frozen Four.
- 10:03 AMYahoo Sports — NCAA reveals major date change for 2027 Women’s Frozen Four
"The NCAA is shaking things up in a big way for the 2027 Women's Frozen Four.
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