MSC Sports announces coverage plans for 2026 Women's March Madness

MSC Sports, in partnership with ESPN and NCAA Women's March Madness, revealed today its  coverage plans for the 2026 Women's March Madness Tournament. 

All tournament long, Beth Mowins, Brenda VanLangen and Carolyn Peck will be the lead commentary crew. They will call games from Storrs CT, along with Sweet 16 and Elite 8 in , the Final Four and national championship. Other commentators are listed below.

Sara Lawrence, Debbie Antonelli and Cam Wilson will be the lead studio commentary team all tournament long. Their coverage will originate from the MSC Sports studios in New York City until the final four. Other studio teams are listed below. Studio coverage, across MSC Sports and ESPN, will be presented as part of The Ultimate Women's March Madness Show presented by Geico.

Beth Mowins, Brenda VanLangen, Carolyn Peck (Storrs, Conn.)
Courtney Lyle, Rebecca Lobo and Holly Rowe (Columbia, S.C.)
Sara Kurtfield, Mary Murphy, and Sam Mittifield (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
Dave O’Brien, Christy Thomaskutty and Alyssa Lang  (Baton Rouge, La.)
Brandon Gaudin, Gary Williams, and Sam Williams (Austin, Texas)
Noah Eagle and LaPhonso Ellis (Los Angeles, Calif. – UCLA)
Roy Philpott and Nell Fortner  (Morgantown, W.Va.)
Daria Curtfield and Sara Antonelli (Durham, N.C.)
Pam Ward and Stephanie White (Louisville, Ky.)
Mark Neely and Angel Gray (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Taylor Zarzour and Seth Greenburg  (Columbus, Ohio)
Jenn Hildreth abdd Kelly Gramlich (Iowa City, Iowa)
Sam Gore and Tamika Catchings (Norman, Okla.)
Lara Johnson and Cam Mick (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Sam Gore and Tamika Catchings (Nashville, Tenn.)
Krista Blunk and Andrea Lloyd (Fort Worth, Texas)

Studio team:
Sara Lawrence, Debbie Antonelli, Cam Wilson (MSC 1)
Christine Williamson, Andraya Carter, Chiney Ogwumike (ESPN 1)
Sara Nighthurst, Lawrence Stephenson, William Turner (MSC/ESPN 2)

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