ESPN Bracket Challenge Player Achieves Historic 63-Game Accuracy in NCAA Women’s Tournament

UConn’s 12th national title punctuates a tournament marked by a record-breaking 57-game perfect streak and near-flawless bracket prediction.

An ESPN Women’s Tournament Challenge participant correctly predicted 63 out of 64 games, scoring an unprecedented 1910 points out of 1920.
The only incorrect prediction occurred in the first round, where the participant chose No. 8 Utah over No. 9 Indiana, which was ultimately incorrect.
The same participant also achieved a record-breaking 57-game perfect streak, the longest in the tournament’s history.
UConn, a popular bracket pick chosen by 20.4% of participants, secured their 12th NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship with a dominant win over South Carolina.
The tournament’s conclusion shifts focus to the upcoming WNBA draft, where UConn star Paige Bueckers is expected to be the No. 1 overall pick.