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2001 NCAA Women's Division I
Basketball Tournament
Teams 64
Finals Site Scottrade Center
St. Louis, MO
Champions Notre Dame (1 title)
Runner-Up Purdue (2nd title game)
Semifinalists Connecticut (5th Final Four)
Missouri St. (2nd Final Four)
MOP Ruth Riley Notre Dame
NCAA Women's Division I Tournaments
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The 2001 NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Tournament began on March 16 and ended on April 1. The tournament featured 64 teams. The Final Four consisted of Connecticut, Notre Dame, Purdue, and Missouri State, with Notre Dame defeating Purdue 68-66 to win its first NCAA title.[1] Notre Dame's Ruth Riley was named the Most Outstanding Player of the tournament. [2]

Contents

Brackets

Data source[3]

Mideast Regional - Birmingham, AL

  First round
March 16-17		 Second round
March 18-19		 Regional semifinals
March 24		 Regional finals
March 26
                                     
1  Tennessee 90  
16  Austin Peay 38  
  1  Tennessee 92  
    9  St. Mary's (CA) 75  
8  Texas 64
9  St. Mary's (CA) 68  
  1  Tennessee 65  
  4  Xavier 80  
5  Clemson 51  
12  Chattanooga 49  
  5  Clemson 62
    4  Xavier 77  
4  Xavier 80
13  Louisville 52  
  4  Xavier 78
  3  Purdue 88
6  LSU 83  
11  Arizona St. 66  
  6  LSU 70
    3  Purdue 73  
3  Purdue 75
14  UC Santa Barbara 62  
  3  Purdue 74
  2  Texas Tech 72  
7  Virginia Tech 77  
10  Denver 57  
  7  Virginia Tech 52
    2  Texas Tech 73  
2  Texas Tech 100
15  Pennsylvania 57  

West Regional - Spokane, WA

  First round
March 16-17		 Second round
March 18-19		 Regional semifinals
March 24		 Regional finals
March 26
                                     
1  Duke 95  
16  UW–Milwaukee 63  
  1  Duke 75  
    9  Arkansas 54  
8  Baylor 59
9  Arkansas 68  
  1  Duke 71  
  5  Missouri St. 81  
5  Missouri St. 89  
12  Toledo 71  
  5  Missouri St. 60
    4  Rutgers 53  
4  Rutgers 80
13  Stephen F. Austin 43  
  5  Missouri St. 104
  6  Washington 87
6  Washington 67  
11  Old Dominion 65  
  6  Washington 86
    3  Florida 75  
3  Florida 84
14  Holy Cross 52  
  6  Washington 84
  2  Oklahoma 67  
7  George Washington 51  
10  Stanford 76  
  10  Stanford 50
    2  Oklahoma 67  
2  Oklahoma 70
15  Oral Roberts 64  

Midwest Regional - Denver, CO

  First round
March 16-17		 Second round
March 18-19		 Regional semifinals
March 24		 Regional finals
March 26
                                     
1  Notre Dame 98  
16  Alcorn St. 49  
  1  Notre Dame 88  
    8  Michigan 54  
8  Michigan 81
9  Virginia 71  
  1  Notre Dame 69  
  5  Utah 54  
5  Utah 79  
12  Fairfield 57  
  5  Utah 78
    4  Iowa 69  
4  Iowa 88
13  Oregon 82  
  1  Notre Dame 72
  3  Vanderbilt 64
6  Colorado 98  
11  Siena 78  
  6  Colorado 59
    3  Vanderbilt 65  
3  Vanderbilt 83
14  Tennessee Tech 57  
  3  Vanderbilt 84
  2  Iowa St. 65  
7  Florida St. 72  
10  Tulane 70  
  7  Florida St. 70
    2  Iowa St. 85  
2  Iowa St. 100
15  Howard 61  

East Regional - Pittsburgh, PA

  First round
March 16-17		 Second round
March 18-19		 Regional semifinals
March 24		 Regional finals
March 26
                                     
1  Connecticut 101  
16  Long Island University 29  
  1  Connecticut 89  
    9  Colorado St. 44  
8  Maryland 69
9  Colorado St. 83  
  1  Connecticut 72  
  4  North Carolina St. 58  
5  Villanova 66  
12  Drake 58  
  5  Villanova 64
    4  North Carolina St. 68  
4  North Carolina St. 76
13  Delaware 57  
  1  Connecticut 67
  3  Louisiana Tech 48
6  Penn St. 75  
11  TCU 77  
  11  TCU 59
    3  Louisiana Tech 80  
3  Louisiana Tech 84
14  Georgia St. 48  
  3  Louisiana Tech 78
  10  Missouri 67  
7  Wisconsin 68  
10  Missouri 71  
  10  Missouri 78
    2  Georgia 65  
2  Georgia 77
15  Liberty 48  

Final Four - St. Louis, MO

  National Semifinals
March 30		 National Championship
April 1
                 
3ME  Purdue 81  
5W  Missouri St. 64  
    3ME  Purdue 66
  1MW  Notre Dame 68
1MW  Notre Dame 90
1E  Connecticut 75  


See also

Notes

  1. ^ Gregory Cooper. "2001 NCAA National Championship Tournament". Archived from the original on 2009-10-22. http://www.webcitation.org/5kjELqdLp. Retrieved 2007-04-17. 
  2. ^ "CHN Basketball History: Most Outstanding Player". http://www.collegehoopsnet.com/history/tournament/womensmop.htm. Retrieved 2007-04-17. 
  3. ^ "Official 2009 NCAA Women's Final Four Records Book". NCAA. February 2009. pp. 175. http://www.ncaapublications.com/Uploads/PDF/2009_WFF_Records0d7a46e0-1e38-428d-8b72-6d7b2902af40.pdf. Retrieved 2009-11-03. 
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