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    Indianapolis to host 2025, 2027 men’s Big Ten Tournaments, Vegas to host, women’s sites announced

    TDH StaffBy TDH StaffJuly 31, 2024 IU Basketball No Comments
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    The Big Ten Conference announced Wednesday that Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis will host the 2025 Big Ten Women’s and Men’s Basketball Tournaments, with future events headed to United Center in Chicago, T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and Little Caesars Arena in Detroit.

    “We look forward to partnering with the cities of Chicago, Detroit, Indianapolis, and Las Vegas as they host the Big Ten Basketball Tournaments from 2025-28,” said Big Ten Commissioner, Tony Petitti, in a release. “Each city will be an exciting postseason opportunity for our student-athletes, coaches, and fans, both locally and from across the country.”

    The 2025 Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament will take place March 5-9, followed by the 2025 Men’s Basketball Tournament from March 12-16. The events will be the first to feature a 15-team field following the additions of Oregon, UCLA, USC and Washington this summer.

    The Big Ten also announced basketball tournament locations for 2026-28.

    The women’s tournament will remain in Indianapolis in 2026 before moving to Las Vegas in 2027 and Detroit in 2028.

    The Big Ten will host the men’s tournament in Chicago for the 12th time in 2026, return to Indianapolis in 2027, and head to Las Vegas in 2028. This will mark the first time Big Ten Tournaments will be held in Las Vegas or Detroit.

    The Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament returns to Indianapolis next season, where it has been held 27 times since the tournament began in 1982. Eight different programs have claimed a tournament title, with Iowa winning the last three tournament championships.

    The Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament is back in Indianapolis for the 14th time. Seven different teams have claimed the Big Ten Tournament title since the inaugural event in 1998, including Illinois winning its fourth tournament championship in 2024.  Indiana has never won the event.

    An overview of future Big Ten Women’s and Men’s Basketball Tournament sites can be found below.

    Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament Future Sites:

    • March 5-9, 2025 – Gainbridge Fieldhouse (Indianapolis)
    • March 4-8, 2026 – Gainbridge Fieldhouse (Indianapolis)
    • March 3-7, 2027 – T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas)
    • March 1-5, 2028 – Little Caesars Arena (Detroit)

    Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament Future Sites:

    • March 12-16, 2025 – Gainbridge Fieldhouse (Indianapolis)
    • March 11-15, 2026 – United Center (Chicago)
    • March 10-14, 2027 – Gainbridge Fieldhouse (Indianapolis)
    • March 8-12, 2028 – T-Mobile Arena (Las Vegas)

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