NCAA.com | April 7, 2022 Westwood One expands audio coverage of NCAA women's championships Ohio State wins its first women's hockey championship Share NEW YORK, NY – CUMULUS MEDIA’s Westwood One (NASDAQ: CMLS), the largest audio network in the U.S. and the official network audio broadcast partner of the NCAA, will expand its coverage of NCAA Women’s Championship events. For the first time, both the Women’s Frozen Four and the Women’s Lacrosse Championship will be broadcast nationally on radio. Westwood One’s women’s coverage will also include the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament featuring every game from the Sweet Sixteen through the Final Four and National Championship Game, as well as every game of the Women’s College World Series. Fans can access all the action on AM/FM radio, on SiriusXM, via TuneIn, through The Varsity Network app, on Alexa-enabled devices, and online at westwoodonesports.com. RELIVE: South Carolina wins second national championship Upcoming women’s coverage will include: LACROSSE Semifinals and National Championship @ Baltimore Semifinals o Friday, May 27 National Championship o Sunday, May 29: SOFTBALL Women's College World Series @ Oklahoma City Announcers: Ryan Radtke and Leah Amico Preliminary Games o June 2 - 6 Best of Three Championship Series o June 8 - 10 Westwood One is the exclusive broadcast radio, digital audio, distribution, and licensing partner for the NCAA Championships. Westwood One has broadcast the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament since 1982 and every game of NCAA March Madness® on multiple platforms since 2005. NCAA, Final Four, Frozen Four, and Women’s College World Series are trademarks of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. College softball's all-time home run leaders Here's a look at the ten college softball players who have slugged 83 or more home runs in their illustrious NCAA careers. READ MORE 2022 NCAA softball bracket: WCWS schedule, bracket for Oklahoma City The updated 2022 NCAA softball bracket, scores and and TV schedule for super regionals ahead of the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City. READ MORE Epic 21-pitch at-bat in the college softball super regionals, with 15 foul balls Texas pitcher Hailey Dolcini and Arkansas hitter Hannah Gammill batted for 21 pitches and with 15 foul balls on one at-bat on Friday in the super regionals. READ MORE