The Women’s National Invitational Tournament announced its postseason field Sunday night. This year’s field of 64 teams includes Arkansas, Missouri, Little Rock and Missouri State.
Arkansas and Little Rock received two of the 32 automatic bids to the WNIT. The Razorbacks got in as the top team in the SEC that didn’t make the NCAA Tournament. The Trojans received their bid as the regular season champions of the Ohio Valley Conference. Missouri and Missouri State accepted two of the tournament’s 32 at-large bids.
The matchups for the WNIT have not been announced. The bracket is scheduled to be revealed Monday afternoon.
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