How to Watch Minnesota State vs Texas Woman’s in Women’s College Basketball: Stream NCAA D2 Championship Live, TV Channel

Joey Batt and No. 5-seeded Minnesota State will take the court against Ashley Ingram and No. 2-seeded Texas Woman’s tonight.

The No. 5-seeded Minnesota State from the Central bracket will take the court against the No. 2-seeded Texas Woman’s from the South Central Bracket at the St. Joseph’s Civic Center in St. Joseph’s, Missouri. Minnesota State opened up play in the tournament against No. 2-seeded Missouri Western. It was 78-58 with 19 points from Destinee Bursch and 18 points from Natalie Bremer. Moving on, Minnesota State upset yet another higher seed beating No. 3-seed Fort Hays Staet 78-66 in the second round. Once again, Bursch had 19 points and Bremer had 18 points in the win. Joey Batt and Emily Herzberg also had 14 points each. Moving on to the Central championship, Minnesota State took down the No. 1-seeded Southern Nazarene massively 80-48. Batt had 28 points while Bursch had 23 points in the dominant win. In the quarterfinals Minnesota State took on no. 4-seeed Georgia Southwestern and won 93-88 led by 21 points from Batt. In the semifinals, Minnesota State beat No. 8-seed Cal St. San Marcos by just two points led by a 29-point performance from Bremer.

How to Watch Minnesota State vs Texas Woman’s in College Basketball Today:

Game Date: Mar. 29, 2024

Game Time: 8 p.m. ET

TV: CBSSN

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On the other side of the bracket, Texas Woman’s opened up play against Colorado School of Mines winning by nine points. Ashley Ingram led the team with 23 points in the win. The team moved on to play No. 5-seed Adams State in the second round and won by 11 points with a team-high 17 points from Ingram again.

In the bracket final, TWU took down UT Tyler 65-51 to advance to the quarterfinals led by 27 points from Ingram. In the quarterfinals, the team took down No. 7-seed Daemen 76-44 with 21 points from Scout Huffman to advance to the semifinals. In the team’s last game, it took down Ferris State 68-52 led by Huffman again.

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