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Last updated: March 24, 2026, 5:30 AM ET

NCAA Women's Tournament & College Hoops

The NCAA Women's Tournament field is set for the Sweet, with the bracket currently featuring six teams from the SEC and five from the ACC, including a surprising 10-seed, according to ESPN's latest ranking analysis ranking the remaining 16. On the court, UCLA star Lauren Betts erupted for a career-high 25 points, powering the Bruins past Oklahoma State 87-68 in the second round of their bracket progression. Meanwhile, Syracuse coach Felisha Legette-Jack sharply criticized the NCAA pairing her Orange squad into the UConn subregional in Storrs immediately following their decisive 98-45 second-round elimination.

Professional Golf & TGL Finals

The inaugural TGL championship match is heading to a decisive final contest after Los Angeles Golf Club secured a narrow 6-5 victory over Jupiter Links Golf Club in the opening match Monday night. Following that tight defeat, Tiger Woods confirmed his return for Match, stating he will play as Jupiter Links faces elimination in the best-of-three finals format.

Tennis & Player Milestones

Jannik Sinner continues his dominant run in Miami, where his recent victory over Corentin Moutet allowed him to break Novak Djokovic’s long-standing record for consecutive sets won across ATP Masters 1000 events, a streak that spanned a decade.

Formula 1 & Football Futures

As the Formula 1 paddock prepares for the Japanese Grand Prix, BBC Sport analysis suggests the Aston Martin team principal project may be facing internal challenges, posing questions about its long-term viability. Separately, Wales midfielder David Brooks, who missed the 2022 Qatar World Cup while battling a life-threatening illness, expressed his firm determination to feature prominently at the 2026 World Cup.

Cricket Player Options

In international cricket matters, Cricket Ireland management has confirmed that players will retain the personal option to decline participation in the upcoming summer series against Afghanistan, affording them latitude regarding travel and fixture commitment.