FOX Sports Set to Showcase 2025 Big East Women's Tournament - Fox Sports Press Pass
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA - NOVEMBER 15: Paige Bueckers #5 of the UConn Huskies drives to the basket during the second half of the game against the North Carolina Tar Heels at First Horizon Coliseum on November 15, 2024 in Greensboro, North Carolina. (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)
Play-by-Play Announcer John Fanta and Analyst Kim Adams On the Call Throughout Tournament
BIG EAST Women's Semifinals to Air on FOX Broadcast Network
New York – This week, FOX Sports' coverage of the 2025 BIG EAST Women's Basketball Tournament begins live from Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT. The network's coverage tips off Saturday, March 8 with UConn taking on the winner of Butler vs. St. John's in the quarterfinals on FS1 at 12:00 PM ET. For the first time ever , the BIG EAST women's semifinals will air on the FOX broadcast network, starting at 2:30 PM ET and 5:00 PM ET on Sunday, March 9. The BIG EAST women's champion is crowned Monday, March 10 at 7:00 PM ET on FS1.
FOX Sports' play-by-play announcer John Fanta teams up with former All-Ivy League standout and analyst Kim Adams to call the tournament, beginning with Thursday's quarterfinals. Allison Williams and Meghan Caffrey serve as sideline reporters throughout the tournament, while Williams also hosts studio coverage alongside analyst and three-time national champion Ashley Battle between Saturday's semifinal matchups.
Following Monday's championship matchup, Adams will present the tournament trophy during special postgame coverage celebrating the newly crowned BIG EAST women's champion.
FOX Sports' BIG EAST Women's Basketball Tournament Television Schedule: Date Time (ET) Network Fri, 3/7 GAME 1: Butler vs. St. John's 11:00 AM BIG EAST Digital Net GAME 2: Georgetown vs. Providence 1:30 PM BIG EAST Digital Net GAME 3: Xavier vs. DePaul 4:00 PM BIG EAST Digital Net Sat, 3/8 GAME 4: Game 1 Winner vs. UConn
(Fanta, Adams, Williams) 12:00 PM FS1 GAME 5: Villanova vs. Marquette
(Fanta, Adams, Williams) 2:30 PM FS2 GAME 6: Game 2 Winner vs. Creighton
(Fanta, Adams, Caffrey) 7:00 PM FS2 GAME 7: Game 3 Winner vs. Seton Hall
(Fanta, Adams, Caffrey) 9:30 PM FS2 Sun, 3/9 GAME 8: Game 4 Winner vs. Game 5 Winner
(Fanta, Adams, Williams) 2:30 PM FOX GAME 9: Game 6 Winner vs. Game 7 Winner
(Fanta, Adams, Williams) 5:00 PM FOX BIG EAST Studio Bridge Show: Williams, Battle Mon, 3/10 CHAMPIONSHIP: Game 8 Winner vs. Game 9 Winner
(Fanta, Adams, Williams) 7:00 PM FS1
All games on FOX, FS1, or FS2 are available for streaming through FOXSports.com and the FOX Sports app, which provides live streaming video of FOX Sports content through iOS and Android devices.
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