Columbus officially launched its countdown to the 2027 NCAA Women’s Final Four Thursday with the unveiling of the event’s logo at Nationwide Arena. “The women’s Final Four is more than just three games,” Logan said. Logan said the growth reflects both the evolution of the Women’s Final Four and events surrounding the weekend. “When we hosted before, there were only a handful of ancillary events beyond what the NCAA organized,” Logan said. Ross Bjork, Ohio State’s senior vice president and athletic director, said the Women’s Final Four aligns with that vision and extends its impact beyond the games themselves.