The women's NCAA Tournament has reached the Sweet 16, and two No. 1 seeds are noticeably absent.

But defending champion South Carolina remains.

The undefeated Gamecocks won each of their first two tournament games by 30-plus points and continue their bid to become the first team to win back-to-back championships since Connecticut won four in a row from 2013-16. South Carolina, under coach Dawn Staley, won its first championship in 2017.

But gone are Stanford and Indiana, both losing in the second round. The Cardinal, who were seeking their second title in three years, lost to No. 8 seed Ole Miss, 54-49. The Hoosiers, which were a No. 1 seed for the first time in program history, lost 70-68 to No. 9 seed Miami when Destiny Harden made a game-winning jump shot with 3 seconds left.

Virginia Tech joins South Carolina as the only other top seed still remaining, and the Hokies will be looking to cut down the nets for the first time at the national championship in Dallas.

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Here is the full schedule for the 2023 tournament broken down by region with matchups, times and TV networks:

First Four

Wednesday

No. 11 Mississippi State 70, No. 11 Illinois 56

No. 16 Sacred Heart 57, No. 16 Southern 47

Thursday

No. 11 St. John's 66, No. 11 Purdue 64

No. 16 Tennessee Tech 79, No. 16 Monmouth 69

Greenville 1 Region

First round — Friday, March 17

No. 8 South Florida 67, No. 9 Marquette 65 (OT)

No. 7 Arizona 75, No. 10 West Virginia 62

No. 1 South Carolina 72, No. 16 Norfolk State 40

No. 2 Maryland 93, No. 15 Holy Cross 61

No. 3 Notre Dame 82, No. 14 Southern Utah 56

No. 11 Mississippi State 81, No. 6 Creighton 66

First round — Saturday, March 18

No. 5 Oklahoma 85,  No. 12 Portland 63

No. 4 UCLA 67, No. 13 Sacramento State 45

Second round — Sunday, March 19

No. 1 South Carolina 76, No. 8 South Florida 45

No. 3 Notre Dame 53, No. 11 Mississippi State 48

No. 2 Maryland 77, No. 7 Arizona 64

Second round — Monday, March 20

No. 4 UCLA 82 No. 5 Oklahoma 73

Sweet 16 — Saturday, March 25

No. 2 Maryland 76, No. 3 Notre Dame 59

No. 1 South Carolina 59, No. 4 UCLA 43

Elite Eight — Monday, March 27

No. 1 South Carolina 86, No. 2 Maryland 75

Greenville 2 Region

First round — Friday, March 17

No. 6 Michigan 71, No. 11 UNLV 59

No. 3 LSU 73, No. 14 Hawaii 50

No. 2 Utah 103, No. 15 Gardner-Webb 77

No. 10 Princeton 64, No. 7 N.C. State 63

First round — Saturday, March 18

No. 1 Indiana 77, No. 16 Tennessee Tech 47

No. 9 Miami (Fla.) 62, No. 8 Oklahoma State 61

No. 12 Florida Gulf Coast 74, No. 5 Washington State 63

No. 4 Villanova 76, No. 13 Cleveland State 59

Second round — Sunday, March 19

No. 2 Utah 63, No. 10 Princeton 56

No. 3 LSU 66, No. 6 Michigan 42

Second round — Monday, March 20

No. 4 Villanova 76, No. 12 FGCU 57

No. 9 Miami (Fla.) 70, No. 1 Indiana 68

Sweet 16 — Friday, March 24

No. 9 Miami (Fla.) 70, No. 4 Villanova 65

No. 3 LSU 66, No. 2 Utah 63

Elite Eight — Sunday, March 26

No. 3 LSU 54, No. 9 Miami 42

Seattle 3 Region

First round — Friday, March 17

No. 1 Virginia Tech 58, No. 16 Chattanooga 33

No. 9 South Dakota State 62, No. 8 Southern California 57 (OT)

First round — Saturday, March 18

No. 4 Tennessee 95, No. 13 Saint Louis 50

No. 3 Ohio State 80, No. 14 James Madison 66

No. 2 Connecticut 95, No. 15 Vermont 52

No. 12 Toledo 80, No. 5 Iowa State 73

No. 6 North Carolina 61, No. 11 St. John's 59

No. 7 Baylor 78, No. 10 Alabama 74

Second round — Sunday, March 19

No. 1 Virginia Tech 72, No. 9 South Dakota State 60

Second round — Monday, March 20

No. 3 Ohio State 71, No. 6 North Carolina 69

No. 4 Tennessee 94, No. 12 Toledo 47

No. 2 Connecticut 77, No. 7 Baylor 58

Sweet 16 — Saturday, March 25

No. 3 Ohio State 73, No. 2 Connecticut 61

No. 1 Virginia Tech 73, No. 4 Tennessee 64

Elite Eight — Monday, March 27

No. 1 Virginia Tech 84, No. 3 Ohio State 74

Seattle 4 region

First round — Friday, March 17

No. 10 Georgia 66, No. 7 Florida State 54

No. 2 Iowa 95, No. 15 SE Louisiana 43

No. 1 Stanford 92, No. 16 Sacred Heart 49

No. 8 Mississippi 71, No. 9 Gonzaga 48

First round — Saturday, March 18

No. 6 Colorado 82, No. 11 Middle Tennessee 60

No. 5 Louisville 83, No. 12 Drake 81

No. 3 Duke 89, No. 14 Iona 49

No. 4 Texas 79, No. 13 East Carolina 40

Second round — Sunday, March 19

No. 2 Iowa 74, No. 10 Georgia 66

No. 8 Mississippi 54, No. 1 Stanford 49

Second round — Monday, March 20

No. 5 Louisville 73, No. 4 Texas 51

No. 6 Colorado 61, No. 3 Duke 53 (OT)

Sweet 16 — Friday, March 24

No. 2 Iowa 87, No. 6 Colorado 77

No. 5 Louisville 72, No. 8 Mississippi 62

Elite Eight — Sunday, March 26

No. 2 Iowa 97, No. 5 Louisville 83

Final Four

At American Airlines Center in Dallas

Friday, March 31

No. 3 LSU 79, No. 1 Virginia Tech 72

No. 2 Iowa 77, No. 1 South Carolina 73

Championship

At American Airlines Center in Dallas 

Sunday, April 2

No. 3 LSU 102, No. 2 Iowa 85 

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: NCAA women's basketball tournament 2023: Results, schedule, games, TV