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Has an NCAA Women's Basketball game ever ended 63-36?

It has. 63-36 has been a NCAA Women's Basketball final 14 times in 129,040 games. The first was St. Francis (PA) Red Flash beat LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds on January 31, 2004; the latest was Georgetown Hoyas beat Xavier Musketeers on February 5, 2025.

Where 63-36 sits among nearby NCAA Women's Basketball scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 63-36 the 1499th most common final score out of 3,854 that have ever occurred in NCAA Women's Basketball. One point away, 64-36 has happened 18 times and 63-37 has happened 23 times. Nearly all of its occurrences fall between 2010 and 2039.

Every 63-36 in NCAA Women's Basketball history

DateResultSeason
2025-02-05Georgetown Hoyas over Xavier Musketeers2025
2022-01-02Fordham Rams over Fairleigh Dickinson Knights2022
2021-12-12Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets over Furman Paladins2022
2021-02-14Lipscomb Bisons over Jacksonville Dolphins2021
2019-11-07Tennessee Lady Volunteers over Central Arkansas Bears2020
2018-02-01Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners over Chicago State Cougars2018
2017-11-10Northwestern Wildcats over Chicago State Cougars2018
2013-03-06Alabama Crimson Tide over Mississippi State Bulldogs2013
2012-01-28Vermont Catamounts over Stony Brook Seawolves2012
2011-03-30USC Trojans over Illinois State Redbirds2011Playoff
2009-01-17Howard Bison over Winston Salem Rams2009
2005-11-22Oregon Ducks over Portland Pilots2006
2005-01-29Long Beach State Beach over Utah State Aggies2005
2004-01-31St. Francis (PA) Red Flash over LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds2004

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