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Last updated: March 24, 2026, 4:30 AM ET

NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament

The field for the Women's NCAA Sweet 16 is set, featuring six teams from the SEC and five from the ACC, including a surprising 10-seed. UConn secured their spot by dominating Syracuse, winning 98-45 after an overwhelming 31-0 run in the first half, sending the Orange home. Following the decisive loss, Syracuse coach Felisha Legette-Jack publicly criticized the NCAA bracket selection, specifically blasting the committee for consistently placing her teams in the difficult UConn subregional in Storrs. Elsewhere in the second round, UCLA advanced decisively, with star Lauren Betts erupting for a career-high 25 points in their 87-68 blowout victory over Oklahoma State.

TGL Golf Finals Heats Up

The inaugural TGL championship match proved immediately dramatic as Los Angeles Golf Club secured a narrow 6-5 victory over Jupiter Links Golf Club in the opening contest of the best-of-three series. Following the disappointing opener, Tiger Woods confirmed his return for Match, stating he would play to keep Jupiter’s season alive. This dramatic first match saw Los Angeles GC stage a comeback win against Jupiter Links on Monday night in Palm Beach.

International Cricket & Soccer Aspirations

In international cricket matters, Cricket Ireland coach Graeme West confirmed that players will retain the right to opt out of the upcoming series scheduled against Afghanistan this summer. Meanwhile, Welsh midfielder David Brooks, who was forced to watch the Qatar 2022 World Cup as a spectator while battling a life-threatening illness, expressed his firm determination to be playing on the pitch for the 2026 World Cup finals. Brooks aims to conquer the world after overcoming his health battle.

ATP Tennis Records

Rising star Jannik Sinner cemented his dominance at the Miami Open by defeating Corentin Moutet, achieving a new ATP Masters 1000 record by surpassing Novak Djokovic’s decade-old benchmark for consecutive sets won at these premier events. Sinner established a new benchmark, demonstrating his current peak form on the hard courts.