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Iowa-South Carolina Women’s NCAA National Championship Game Averages 18.7 Million Viewers, Eclipses Previous Viewership Record
The metric renders the championship showdown as the most-watched women’s college basketball game in history.
Iowa-UConn Averages 14.2 Million Viewers on ESPN, Most-Watched Women’s National Semifinals on Record
ESPN’s coverage of the Final Four marked the most-viewed women’s national semifinals on record, garnering an average of 10.8 million viewers, which is up 138% year-over-year.
Caitlin Clark to Anthony Lima: “This is Exactly What We Wanted for Women’s Basketball”
"Question timed at 49 seconds...answer timed at 16 seconds."
Elle Duncan, Andraya Carter and Chiney Ogwumike Starring on the Big Stage for ESPN
But these viewers were also party to some of the best pregame analysis I’ve seen this basketball season at any level and in any league.
Richard Deitsch: We Are in a ‘New World in Terms of Interest’ in Women’s Sports
"Obviously Caitlin Clark is a very big reason for that – there’s just so much casual fan interest in her – but the viewership numbers, they don’t lie."
Iowa-LSU Garners 12.3 Million Viewers, Most-Watched College Basketball Game Ever on ESPN Platforms
The matchup was a rematch of last year’s NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament National Championship Game.
Ryan Ruocco to Adam Schein: Caitlin Clark-Paige Bueckers Rematch Rating is “Going to be a Monster”
"It's going to be another cultural event for all of us to watch."
Mike Mulligan: ‘The Whole Caitlin Clark Experience Has Captured A Lot of Basketball Fans’
"I do watch, and I’m aware of when Caitlin Clark is playing."
NCAA Women’s Championship Round 2 on ESPN Up 121%; Iowa-West Virginia Hits 4.9 Million Viewers
ESPN and ABC posted their four most-watched Women's March Madness second-round games ever, with Iowa/West Virginia averaging 4.9 million viewers
ESPN Coverage of Women’s March Madness Tournament Shattered Viewership Records
ESPN reported that its viewership for round one of NCAA Women's March Madness was the most consumed on record and was up 70 percent compared to last season.