TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — The Women’s NCAA Final Four is shaping up to be about more than just basketball. A few notable people in the community were honored, and some young student athletes who could play on the big stage one day were uplifted. At the Skills Center, they love women’s basketball. “About three months […]
Athletes from four collegiate teams are calling Tampa home for the next few days as the NCAA’s Women’s Final Four returns.
College basketball fans are flocking to Tampa this week for the NCAA Women’s Final Four.
The Hillsborough Board of County Commissioners will issue a proclamation declaring April 3-6 NCAA Women’s Final Four Championship Days.
There was a warm welcome for the Women’s Final Four teams that arrived in Tampa Tuesday.
With free agency still in full swing and the NFL Draft less than a month away, NFL owners, head coaches, and front office executives have made their way to The Breakers in Palm Beach for the league’s annual owners meetings.
Amalie Arena is all about basketball for the next week, as the NCAA Women’s Final Four takes over Tampa with events around the city.
Florida and Duke won their regions on Saturday, with fellow top seeds Houston and Auburn set to play on Sunday.
Walter Clayton Jr. rescued top-seeded Florida with two late 3-pointers, and the Gators rallied from nine points down late to reach the Final Four with an 84-79 victory
The Rays pulled out a win in their new home for the season at Steinbrenner Field, but the ball club’s future in Tampa Bay remains uncertain.