Unrivaled Playoff Bracket 2025: Full Schedule for Women's Basketball League

The Unrivaled three-on-three women's basketball league wrapped up its inaugural regular season Monday night and will now set its sights on the postseason, where it will look to decide its first champion.

After a night that saw the Mist and Vinyl vying for their playoff lives against the best teams in the league, the Lunar Owls and Rose, we know who will compete for the right to hoist the hardware at the end of they season.

Which teams will play for a shot at history and when and where can fans check out the semifinals?

Find out in this preview.

Unrivaled Standings

1. Lunar Owls (12-1) (x)
2. Rose (7-6) (x)
3. Laces (7-7) (x)
4. Vinyl (5-8) (x)
5. Mist (5-8) (e)
6. Phantom (4-10) (e)

(x) - clinched playoffs; (e) - eliminated from playoff contention

Semifinals Schedule

Sunday, March 16

Laces at Rose (7:30 p.m. ET, TNT and Tru TV)

Vinyl at Lunar Owls (8:30 p.m. ET, TNT and Tru TV)

Championship Game

Monday, March 17

Team at Team (7:30 p.m. ET, TNT and Tru TV)

Lunar Owls Look to Complete Run of Dominance While Rose Seek A Second Upset

When the history books tell of the first season of Unrivaled basketball, they will focus heavily on the near-flawless performance of the Lunar Owls, led by arguably the best player in the league, Napheesa Collier, and her 23.8 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.6 assists, and 1.9 steals.

The league's leading scorer, she fueled a team that also included veteran leadership from Skylar Diggins-Smith and 19.2 points from Allisha Gray. Their chemistry was undeniable as they rolled through the league, not suffering their first loss until February 21 against the Rose.

Appropriately enough, the Rose provides the greatest threat to the Lunar Owls' date with destiny. Chelsea Gray has balled out, averaging 18.6 points while Angel Reese has dominated the boards with a league-leading 12.1 per game.

The Lunar Owls are a scoring machine, averaging 79.8 points per game, over eight more than the second-ranked team. The Rose, on the other hand, dominate the boards, tallying 37.1 per game, three better than the next best.

A battle between them would not only be a rematch of the biggest upset this season but would dare the Lunar Owls to underestimate the Rose again, this time with the league title on the line.

Kayla McBride and the Laces will look to spoil that match-up by earning their way to the title game having already clinched a spot in the playoffs. They have the more winnable match-up against the Rose, while the final playoff entrant Vinyl has the unenviable task of slowing down the tournament's most dominant team.