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Women’s Selection Sunday 2025 Livestream: When to Stream NCAA March Madness Online on Sling TV

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March Madness is here! Before the games begin, the women’s tournament starts with Selection Sunday, which reveals all 68 teams, seedings and matchups during the first round of the massive collegiate competition.

Want to watch the bracket reveal TV special online? Women’s college basketball fans can watch Selection Sunday on Sling TV.

At a Glance: How to Watch NCAA March Madness Women’s Selection Sunday Online

  • Streaming release date: Sunday, March 16, at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Stream online: Sling TV

The women’s Selection Sunday TV special airs on ESPN on Sunday, March 16, starting at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET.

The entire women’s March Madness tournament broadcasts on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNEWS and ESPNU.

Sling
Stream ABC, ESPN and ESPN 2 on Sling’s Orange + Blue package; plans on sale starting at $33 for the first month

Sling Orange + Blue is one of the best streaming options for women’s NCAA March Madness with the service’s low monthly price and selection of channels that includes ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and more than 30 other sports, news and entertainment networks.

The Best Streaming Deals on Sling

Sling is 50 percent off of their first month for new subscribers. Plans include Sling Orange + Blue, which is $33 for the first month ($65.99 monthly afterward), and offers everything in the individual Orange and Blue plans, including sports fan-friendly channels such as TNT, TBS, Fox, Fox Sports and others.

Additionally, the Sling Sports Extra add-on goes for an extra $15 per month and features ESPNU and ESPNEWS, along with nearly 20 other sports networks, like NBA TV, Big Ten Network, ACC Network, SEC Network and much more.

Prices and channel availability depend on your local TV market. Learn more about Sling TV here.

Source: Hollywoodreporter

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