NC State women’s basketball: Who to know in the Final Four

For the first time in history, both the NC State women’s and men’s teams are headed to the Final Four and facing off against formidable opponents. Learn who to keep your eyes on during tonight’s game.

Saniya Rivers and Aziaha James jump up next to each other in celebration.

We’re hoping to see plenty more celebrations from the Wolfpack women’s basketball team this weekend.

Photo by Mitchell Northam, WUNC

Notching its third Final Four appearance and first time coinciding with the men’s team, the NC State women’s basketball team is ready to take it all. As college hoops fans turn to the Pack, keep reading to learn more about key players on the semifinal-bound women’s team.

Guard Saniya Rivers is a force for the Wolfpack playing nearly every minute and scoring an average of 12.7 points each game. Plus, Rivers will square up against South Carolina, who she played for her freshman year. Also keep an eye on Aziaha James — she’s averaged 24.25 points per game in the 2024 NCAA Tournament.

The Pack plays undefeated No. 1-seeded South Carolina tonight at 7 p.m. — get a deal on ESPN+ to watch live. The two Carolinas teams are facing off for a chance at the championship on Sunday, April 7 against the victor of Iowa vs. UConn.

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