2023 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament qualifying teams

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2023 qualifying teams
Total teams68
Automatic bids32
At-large bids36
Top seed South Carolina
National champion LSU
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This is a list of qualifying teams in the 2023 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament. A total of 68 teams are entered into the tournament. [1] Thirty-two of the teams qualified via automatic bids, earned by winning their conference tournaments, while the remaining 36 teams were via "at-large" bids, which are extended by the NCAA Selection Committee. Teams are seeded from 1 to 16 within each of the four regionals.

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Automatic Bids

A total of 32 automatic bids to the tournament were granted to the below listed conferences, which were given to the team that won the conference's championship tournament. [2] Seeds listed reflect seeding within the conference tournaments. Runners-up in boldface later received at-large berths. [3]

Qualifying TeamRecord (Conf.)SeedLast App.TournamentRunner-upRecord (Conf.)Seed
Vermont25–6 (14–2)12010America EastAlbany22–12 (14–2)2
East Carolina23–9 (11–5)32007AmericanHouston15–16 (10–5)4
Florida Gulf Coast33–3 (17–1)12022 [4] Atlantic SunLiberty24–9 (16–2)2
St Louis17–17 (10–6)3NeverAtlantic 10UMass27–7 (14–2)1
Virginia Tech29–4 (14–4) [5] 32022 [4] ACC Louisville25–11 (12–6) [5] 4
Iowa State [6] 22–9 (11–7) [7] 32022 [4] Big 12Texas [6] 25–9 (14–4) [7] 1
Connecticut29–5 (18–2) [8] 12022 [4] Big EastVillanova28–6 (17–3) [8] 2
Sacramento State25–7 (13–5)3NeverBig SkyNorthern Arizona21–14 (13–5)1
Gardner-Webb29–4 (18–0)12011Big SouthHigh Point17–15 (13–5)2
Iowa26–6 (15–3) [9] 22022 [4] Big TenOhio State27–7 (12–6) [9] 4
Hawai'i18–14 (13–7)32022 [4] Big WestUC Santa Barbara21–12 (12–8)5
Monmouth18–15 (9–9)71983ColonialTowson21–11 (13–5)1
Middle Tennessee28–4 (18–2)12021 [10] C-USAWestern Kentucky19–14 (14–6)2
Cleveland State30–4 (17–3)22010HorizonGreen Bay28–5 (18–2)1
Princeton23–5 (12–2)12022 [4] Ivy LeagueHarvard18–11 (9–5)3
Iona26–6 (18–2)12016MAACManhattan16–17 (10–10)6
Toledo28–4 (16–2)12017MACBowling Green28–6 (14–4)2
Norfolk State26–6 (11–3)12002MEACHoward16–14 (10–4)3
Drake22–9 (14–6)42019Missouri ValleyBelmont23–12 (17–3)2
UNLV31–2 (18–0)12022 [4] Mountain WestWyoming23–10 (13–5)2
Sacred Heart18–13 (12–4)22012NortheastFairleigh Dickinson24–8 (14–2)1
Tennessee Tech22–9 (13–5)32000Ohio ValleyLittle Rock21–11 (17–1)1
Washington State23–10 (9–9) [11] 72022 [4] Pac-12UCLA22–8 (11–7) [11] 5
Holy Cross24–8 (13–5)22007PatriotBoston University24–8 (17–1)1
South Carolina [12] 32–0 (16–0) [13] 12022 [4] SEC Tennessee [12] 21–10 (13–3) [13] 3
Chattanooga20–12 (9–5)22017SouthernWofford20–8 (10–4)1
Southeastern Louisiana21–9 (14–4)1NeverSouthlandLamar20–12 (12–6)3
Southern18–14 (12–6)42019SWACArkansas-Pine Bluff14–17 (10–8)7
South Dakota State28–5 (18–0)12021 [10] SummitOmaha15–17 (8–10)6
James Madison26–7 (13–5)12016Sun BeltTexas State23–10 (13–5)2
Portland23–8 (15–3)21997West CoastGonzaga28–5 (17–1)1
Southern Utah23–9 (16–2)2NeverWACCalifornia Baptist19–13 (13–5)4

At Large Bids

36 At-Large teams were chosen through the NCAA Basketball Tournament selection process. [14]

TeamRecord (Conf.)Last App.Conference
Alabama20–10 (9–7) [13] 2021 [10] SEC
Arizona21–9 (11–7) [11] 2022 [4] Pac-12
Baylor19–12 (10–8) [7] 2022 [4] Big 12
Colorado23–8 (13–5) [11] 2022 [4] Pac-12
Creighton22–8 (15–5) [8] 2022 [4] Big East
Duke25–6 (14–4) [5] 2018ACC
Florida State23–9 (12–6) [5] 2022 [4] ACC
Georgia21–11 (9–7) [13] 2022 [4] SEC
Gonzaga28–4 (17–1)2022 [4] WCC
Illinois22–9 (11–7) [9] 2003Big Ten
Indiana27–4 (16–2) [9] 2022 [4] Big Ten
Louisville23–11 (12–6) [5] 2022 [4] ACC
LSU28–2 (15–1) [13] 2022 [4] SEC
Marquette21–10 (13–7) [8] 2022 [4] Big East
Maryland25–6 (15–3) [9] 2022 [4] Big Ten
Miami (FL)19–12 (11–7) [5] 2022 [4] ACC
Michigan22–10 (11–7) [9] 2022 [4] Big Ten
Mississippi State20–10 (9–7) [13] 2019SEC
NC State20–11 (9–9) [5] 2022 [4] ACC
North Carolina21–11 (11–7) [5] 2022 [4] ACC
Notre Dame25–5 (15–3) [5] 2022 [4] ACC
Ohio State25–7 (12–6) [9] 2022 [4] Big Ten
Oklahoma25–6 (14–4) [7] 2022 [4] Big 12
Oklahoma State21–11 (10–8) [7] 2021 [10] Big 12
Ole Miss23–8 (11–5) [13] 2022 [4] SEC
Purdue19–11 (9–8) [9] 2017Big Ten
Stanford28–6 (15–3) [11] 2022 [4] Pac-12
South Florida26–6 (15–1)2022 [4] American
St Johns22–9 (13–7) [8] 2016Big East
Tennessee23–11 (13–3) [13] 2022 [4] SEC
Texas25–9 (14–4) [7] 2022 [4] Big 12
UCLA25–9 (11–7) [11] 2021 [10] Pac-12
USC21–10 (11–7) [11] 2014Pac-12
Utah25–4 (15–3) [11] 2022 [4] Pac-12
Villanova28–6 (17–3) [8] 2022 [4] Big East
West Virginia19–11 (10–8) [7] 2021 [10] Big 12

Bids by State

BidsStateSchools
5North CarolinaDuke, East Carolina, Gardner-Webb, NC State, North Carolina
4CaliforniaSacramento State, Stanford, UCLA, USC
4FloridaFlorida Gulf Coast, Florida State, Miami, South Florida
4TennesseeChattanooga, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee Tech
3IndianaIndiana, Notre Dame, Purdue
3IowaDrake, Iowa, Iowa State
3LouisianaLSU, Southeastern Louisiana, Southern
3OhioCleveland State, Ohio State, Toledo
3VirginiaJames Madison, Norfolk State, Virginia Tech
2ConnecticutConnecticut, Sacred Heart
2MississippiMississippi State, Ole Miss
2New JerseyMonmouth, Princeton
2New YorkIona, St Johns
2OklahomaOklahoma, Oklahoma State
2TexasBaylor, Texas
2UtahSouthern Utah, Utah
2WashingtonGonzaga, Washington State
1AlabamaAlabama
1ArizonaArizona
1ColoradoColorado
1GeorgiaGeorgia
1Hawai'iHawai'i
1IllinoisIllinois
1KentuckyLouisville
1MassachusettsHoly Cross
1MarylandMaryland
1MichiganMichigan
1MissouriSt Louis
1NebraskaCreighton
1NevadaUNLV
1OregonPortland
1PennsylvaniaVillanova
1South CarolinaSouth Carolina
1South DakotaSouth Dakota State
1VermontVermont
1West VirginiaWest Virginia
1WisconsinMarquette

Conferences with multiple bids

BidsConferenceSchools
8ACCDuke, Florida State, Louisville, Miami (FL), North Carolina, NC State, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech
7Big TenIndiana, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio State, Purdue
Pac-12Arizona, Colorado, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Utah, Washington State
SECAlabama, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee
6Big 12Baylor, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahomas State, Texas, West Virginia
4Big EastCreighton, Marquette, St John's, UConn, Villanova
2West CoastGonzaga, Portland
AmericanEast Carolina, South Florida
122 other conferencesSee Automatic Bids

Tournament seeds (list by region)

The tournament seeds and regions were determined through the NCAA basketball tournament selection process and were published by the selection committee after the brackets were released. [15] [16]

Greenville Regional 1 – Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Greenville, SC
SeedSchoolConferenceRecordOverall SeedBerth type
1 South Carolina SEC 32–01Automatic
2 Maryland Big Ten 25–6At-Large
3 Notre Dame ACC 25–5At-Large
4 UCLA Pac-12 25–9At-Large
5 Oklahoma Big 12 25–6At-Large
6 Creighton Big East 22–8At-Large
7 Arizona Pac-12 21–9At-Large
8 South Florida American 26–6At-Large
9 Marquette Big East 21–10At-Large
10 West Virginia Big 12 19–11At-Large
11* Illinois Big Ten 22–9At-Large
Mississippi State SEC 20–10At-Large
12 Portland WCC 23–8Automatic
13 Sacramento State Big Sky 25–7Automatic
14 Southern Utah WAC 23–9Automatic
15 Holy Cross Patriot 23–8Automatic
16 Norfolk State MEAC 26–6Automatic
Seattle Regional 3 – Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA
SeedSchoolConferenceRecordOverall SeedBerth type
1 Virginia Tech ACC 27–4Automatic
2 UConn Big East 29–5Automatic
3 Ohio State Big Ten 25–7At-Large
4 Tennessee SEC 23–11At-Large
5 Iowa State Big 12 22–9Automatic
6 North Carolina ACC 21–11At-Large
7 Baylor Big 12 19–12At-Large
8 USC Pac-12 21–10At-Large
9 South Dakota State Summit 28–5Automatic
10 Alabama SEC 20–10At-Large
11* Purdue Big Ten 19–11At-Large
St. John's Big East 22–9At-Large
12 Toledo MAC 28–4Automatic
13 Saint Louis Atlantic 10 17–17Automatic
14 James Madison Sun Belt 26–7Automatic
15 Vermont America East 25–6Automatic
16 Chattanooga Southern 20–12Automatic
Greenville Regional 2 – Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Greenville, SC
SeedSchoolConferenceRecordOverall SeedBerth type
1 Indiana Big Ten 27–4At-Large
2 Utah Pac-12 25–4At-Large
3 LSU SEC 28–2At-Large
4 Villanova Big East 28–6At-Large
5 Washington State Pac-12 23–10Automatic
6 Michigan Big Ten 22–10At-Large
7 NC State ACC 20–11At-Large
8 Oklahoma State Big 12 21–11At-Large
9 Miami (FL) ACC 19–12At-Large
10 Princeton Ivy League 23–5Automatic
11 UNLV Mountain West 31–2Automatic
12 Florida Gulf Coast ASUN 32–3Automatic
13 Cleveland State Horizon 30–4Automatic
14 Hawaiʻi Big West 18–14Automatic
15 Gardner–Webb Big South 29–4Automatic
16* Tennessee Tech Ohio Valley 22–9Automatic
Monmouth Colonial 18–15Automatic
Seattle Regional 4 – Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA
SeedSchoolConferenceRecordOverall SeedBerth type
1 Stanford Pac-12 28–6At-Large
2 Iowa Big Ten 26–6Automatic
3 Duke ACC 25–6At-Large
4 Texas Big 12 25–9At-Large
5 Louisville ACC 23–11At-Large
6 Colorado Pac-12 23–8At-Large
7 Florida State ACC 23–9At-Large
8 Ole Miss SEC 23–8At-Large
9 Gonzaga WCC 28–4At-Large
10 Georgia SEC 21–11At-Large
11 Middle Tennessee C-USA 28–4Automatic
12 Drake Missouri Valley 22–9Automatic
13 East Carolina American 23–9Automatic
14 Iona MAAC 26–6Automatic
15 Southeastern Louisiana Southland 21–9Automatic
16* Southern SWAC 18–14Automatic
Sacred Heart Northeast 18–13Automatic

*See First Four

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