College basketball’s biggest tournament is finally here, with March Madness tipping off this week.
Over three weeks, both men’s and women’s teams will do battle in a single-game elimination tournament, all vying for the National Championship.
Among the most elite teams is a formidable list of Australian talent, with several names being key parts of significant contenders.
Here are all the Australians playing in March Madness 2024.
Australians in 2024 March Madness
Men’s
| PLAYER | TEAM (SEED) |
| Achor Achor | Samford (13) |
| AJ Magbegor | Howard (16) |
| Alex Condon | Flordia (7) |
| Alex Ducas | Saint Mary’s (5) |
| Daniel Foster | Nevada (10) |
| Harry Wessells | Saint Mary’s (5) |
| Jaxon Huxtable | Stetson (16) |
| Jensen Bradtke | Saint Mary’s (5) |
| Johnny Furphy | Kansas (4) |
| Matt Hain | Morehead State (14) |
| Oscar Cluff | Washington State (7) |
| Reyne Smith | Charleston (13) |
| Rory Hawke | Saint Mary’s (5) |
| Tuburu Naivalurua | Oakland (14) |
| Tyrese Proctor | Duke (4) |
Women’s
| PLAYER | TEAM (SEED) |
| Abby Cracknell | Marquette (10) |
| Chloe Hodges | Drexel (16) |
| Chyra Evans | Michigan (9) |
| Dyani Ananiev | Portland (13) |
| Elissa Brett | Michigan (9) |
| Eliza Hollingsworth | Gonzaga (4) |
| Emma Strelein | Portland (13) |
| Emily Sewell | California Baptist (15) |
| Fliss Henderson | Columbia (12) |
| Georgia Amoore | Virginia Tech (4) |
| Georgia Woolley | Syracuse (6) |
| Isabel Palmer | Utah (5) |
| Izzy Anstey* | UCLA (2) |
| Jaz Shelley | Nebraska (6) |
| Jessica Petrie | Nebraska (6) |
| Kelsey Rees | Oregon State (3) |
| Kitty Henderson | Columbia (12) |
| Last-Tear Poa | LSU (3) |
| Lizzy Williamson | NC State (3) |
| Lucy Cochrane | Portland (13) |
| Madeline Potts | Syracuse (6) |
| Rebecca Dallinger | Kansas State (4) |
| Sara Rose-Smith | Colorado (5) |
| Sophie Burrows | Syracuse (6) |
*Inactive
