Presbyterian Blue Hose

Despite limited minutes by Hannah Stuelke, Iowa had no issues defeating the Crusaders on Saturday. Here's what else happened on the second day of the women's NCAA tournament.

The opening day of the women's NCAA tournament saw just one upset, but two 1-seeds and defending champ LSU advanced and another freshman put on a show.

— Chloe Kitts wanted to improve her confidence heading into the NCAA Tournament. She likely gave everyone who picked South Carolina to win it plenty of good feelings going forward.

— Mara Neira made sure Presbyterian's first-ever NCAA Tournament game was memorable, scoring 14 points, including two free throws with 26.1 seconds left, as the Blue Hose beat Sacred Heart 49-42 in the First Four on Wednesday night.

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Presbyterian beat Radford 60-37 on Sunday to win the Big South conference tournament and clinch an automatic berth in the NCAA tournament.

— South Carolina coach Dawn Staley had no worries about seeing freshman MiLaysia Fulwiley start at point guard while giving junior regular Raven Johnson a rest.

Evina Westbrook had 20 points and seven steals, both career highs, as No. 11 Tennessee withstood the absence of Rennia Davis to post a season-opening 97-49 victory over Presbyterian on Sunday.