butler won the ncaa basketball championship in 2007.
when did butler win the ncaa basketball championship?
2007
bullet::::- grand valley state (33-3) won the ncaa women's division ii basketball championship





















































bullet::::- hope (33-1) won the ncaa women's division iii basketball championship





















































bullet::::- ubc thunderbirds won the bronze baby, awarded to the canadian interuniversity sport winner in women's basketball





















































bullet::::- canberra capitals won the australian women's national basketball league championship





















































bullet::::- the detroit shock win the wnba championship.





















































2007





















































bullet::::- tennessee (34-3) won the ncaa women's division i basketball tournament





















































bullet::::- southern connecticut state (34-2) won the ncaa women's division ii basketball championship





















































bullet::::- depauw (31-3) won the ncaa women's division iii basketball championship
timeline of women's basketball
1939 ncaa basketball championship game





















































the 1939 ncaa basketball championship game was the final of the 1939 ncaa basketball tournament and the first ncaa tournament title game. the contest was held on march 27, 1939, at patten gymnasium in evanston, illinois, and determined the national champion in the 1938–39 ncaa men's basketball season. the ohio state buckeyes, the champions of the big ten conference, faced the oregon webfoots, winners of the pacific coast conference (pcc). oregon won the game, 46–33, to claim the school's only national championship in men's college basketball.





















































section::::background.





















































section::::background.:first ncaa tournament.
1939 ncaa basketball championship game