College basketball fans wait all year for March, and it's finally here. The 2025 women's NCAA Tournament is officially underway.

With the First Four games decided, women's hoops fanatics can now focus on the first round, which has some enticing matchups in store.

This year's No. 1 seeds are UCLA, South Carolina, Texas and USC. With UConn sitting at No. 2 in the Spokane 4 Regional, we could see a showdown between the Huskies and Trojans before the Final Four.

But it's not just UConn -- top contenders shouldn't overlook other threats like No. 2 seeds TCU, Duke and NC State as well as No. 3 seeds Notre Dame and LSU. With so many quality teams in the field, there will be no shortage of incredible basketball to watch this month.

Here is everything you need to know about the 2025 women's NCAA Tournament, including streaming options for each March Madness game.

NCAA women's tournament games will air on ABC and the ESPN family of networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPNews). Viewers can also stream March Madness games on Sling.

Sling is the home for sports fans, as it offers a wide range of channels. You can always cheer for your favorite teams with channels like ESPN, TBS, TNT, NFL Network, FS1 and more.

You can watch women's NCAA Tournament games for free via Fubo. The streaming service is currently offering a free trial.

Yes, a Sling subscription will allow you to watch the entire women's NCAA Tournament, including games on the ESPN family of networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPNews).

No, women's NCAA Tournament games are not available on Paramount+. However, it does cover select games for the men's NCAA Tournament.

As noted above, Fubo will carry women's NCAA Tournament games.

Yes, YouTube TV provides access to ABC and the ESPN family of networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPNews).

Yes, Hulu + Live TV includes ABC and the ESPN family of networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPNews).

Yes, DirecTV Stream has ABC and the ESPN family of networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPNews) as part of its current package.