Next stop for Villanova, the NCAA Sweet 16, after taking out Florida Gulf Coast. With her 31 points, Maddy Siegrist set an NCAA Division I record (most 20-point games to start a season, 35 straight.)

The Wildcats are hitting their grove as the team advances in the NCAA Tournament.

Villanova, now 29-6 — up from 24-9 last season — is into the second round of the NCAA Tournament, hosting Florida Gulf Coast Monday night. They've delivered after a summer of uncertainty.

Siegrist grabbed multiple records in the Wildcats' NCAA Tournament first-round game against Cleveland State.

Among other records, Siegrist became just the fifth player in NCAA history to score 1,000 points in a single season. She also broke another of Shelly Pennefather's scoring records.

God and basketball teamed up to create Maddy Siegrist’s historic career at Villanova.

Siegrist, the nation’s leading scorer, carried the weight of her Wildcats team on her shoulders, maybe to the last meaningful game of her Villanova career

Twitter was alive after the game, with everyone from Allan Ray to Earvin "Magic" Johnson giving their thoughts on the season.

The Sweet 16 is an "exciting experience," as senior Brooke Mullin said, but the Wildcats are focused on themselves as a team.

Villanova's associate head coach is a bridge between Harry Perretta's time to Denise Dillon's tenure.

Medical travails for her parents really shaped Dillon's own beliefs.

Grace, affectionally known as "RG," has Down’s syndrome, but has served as an inspiration as one of the team’s managers for the past four years.

From wins against ranked opponents to a little bit of revenge, here's a look at how Villanova women's basketball did to deserve a date to the Big Dance

Who leads Villanova in three-point shooting? Which Wildcat is among the nation's top 10 in blocked shots? And why was Denise Dillon's lineup card easy to complete?

The Wildcats are the only City Six men's or women's team in the NCAA Tournament fields.

The record-setting forward is one of 10 semifinalists with the winner to be announced on March 29 during the Women’s Final Four in Dallas.

Unranked entering the season, Dillon led Villanova to a 26-5 record in the regular season and a second-place finish in the Big East.

In the championship final, Siegrist and the Wildcats battled to the end, but the result was the same as before.