How to buy Louisville women's basketball 2026 NCAA regional tickets

The Louisville women's basketball team earned a No. 3 seed in the 2026 NCAA Tournament. • Louisville will host the first and second rounds of the tournament on its home court. • Their first-round opponent will be No. 14 seed Vermont on Saturday, March 21. • Other teams playing in the Louisville regional include No. 6 Alabama and No. 11 Rhode Island. The women's NCAA Tournament bracket has been revealed, and Louisville fans can enjoy watching their team's March Madness run begin at home. Louisville will host an NCAA Tournament regional, playing up to two games on its home court during the first weekend of March Madness. Louisville is back in the big dance after last qualifying in 2025. Louisville played well enough during the regular season to earn a No. 3 seed n the 2026 NCAA Tournament, and as a top four seed in the Fort Worth Region 3, will host during the opening weekend of the tournament. Here is everything you need to know in order to buy Louisville women's March Madness tickets. Louisville earned a No. 3 seed in the Fort Worth Region 3. It will take on No. 14 Vermont in its opening game. Louisville, along with Vermont, No. 6 Alabama and No. 11 Rhode Island will play in Louisville for the first and second rounds of the women's NCAA Tournament. Limited Louisville women's regional NCAA Tournament tickets are still available. Get your Louisville women's March Madness tickets today as they start their NCAA Tournament on home court. More March Madness: Everything fans need to know about the 2026 NCAA Tournament Louisville will take on Vermont on Saturday, March 21. The game is scheduled to take place at Noon ET. Alabama and Rhode Island will take the court immediately following the game's conclusion. Shop Louisville vs. Vermont tickets now. Louisville will play its Round of 64 and potential Round of 32 games in Louisville. Limited tickets for the first weekend of March Madness in Louisville are available. Shop your Louisville NCAA Tournament Tickets now. Louisville's best result in the NCAA Tournament: Reached National Championship twice, including 2013.