Ivy League teams Harvard, Princeton, Columbia reach NCAA Tournament

Three Ivy League teams—Harvard, Princeton, and Columbia—have made history by qualifying for the Women's NCAA Tournament. This is the first time three Ivy teams have reached the tournament, marking a significant achievement for the league. Harvard secured an automatic bid after winning its conference tournament, with standout performances from Harmoni Turner. The Crimson will face 7-seed Michigan State as a 10-seed. Columbia, the regular season champion, will play a play-in game against Washington for an 11-seed. Princeton, finishing with a 12-2 record, will also compete in a First Four game against Iowa State for an 11-seed. All three teams aim to advance further in the tournament, showcasing the growing strength of Ivy League women's basketball.