Portland selected as regional host site for NCAA women's basketball tournament for second time

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In a recent announcement, the NCAA has selected Portland as the regional host site for the Division I women's basketball tournament in 2028, marking a significant achievement for the city. This will be the second time Portland has hosted this tournament, following a successful event in the past. The games are scheduled to take place at the Moda Center, known for its capacity and amenities, making it an ideal venue for basketball fans. Local officials expressed enthusiasm about the decision, emphasizing the positive impact on the community and local businesses. Hosting such a prestigious event is expected to bring not only economic benefits but also heightened interest in women's sports in the region.

The NCAA's choice reflects Portland's growing reputation as a capable host for major athletic events. This opportunity will allow the city to showcase its vibrant sports culture and engage with the community. As the tournament approaches, anticipation will build among fans and players, making it a highly anticipated event in the local sports calendar.

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