Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 15

It was an interesting week as the #1 team in the country, South Carolina was tested against Ole Miss and ultimately prevailed in an overtime win. Then, California pulled off an upset against #25 USC in overtime which is amazing because California has been struggling this season and USC is having one of their best seasons so far.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 27 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 9 freshmen for the week of Feb. 13th to Feb. 19th, 2023. You can view the previous week here. Questions? First time viewing the rankings? You can view the FAQ page here.

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SENIORS

1. Mackenzie Holmes – Indiana
2. Diamond Miller – Maryland
3. Ashley Joens – Iowa State
4. Maddy Siegrist – Villanova
5. Elizabeth Kitley – Virginia Tech
6. Rickea Jackson – Tennessee
7. Zia Cooke – South Carolina
8. Aliyah Boston – South Carolina
9. Jordan Horston – Tennessee
10. Angel Baker – Ole Miss
11. Monika Czinano – Iowa
12. Grace Berger – Indiana
13. Haley Jones – Stanford
14. Shaina Pellington – Arizona
15. Lou Lopez-Senechal – UConn
16. Dorka Juhasz – UConn
17. Madi Williams – Oklahoma
18. Abby Meyers – Maryland
19. Charisma Osborne – UCLA
20. Celeste Taylor – Duke
21. Quay Miller – Colorado
22. Taylor Soule – Virginia Tech
23. Chloe Marotta – Marquette
24. Cate Reese – Arizona
25. Diamond Battles – Georgia
26. Naomie Alnatas – Oklahoma State
27. Bella Murekatete – Washington State
28. Ana Llanusa – Oklahoma
29. Emily Kiser – Michigan
30. Elena Tsineke – South Florida
31. Kaylynne Truong – Gonzaga
32. Sara Bejedi – Florida State
33. Tishara Morehouse – FGCU
34. Kiki Jefferson – James Madison
35. Savannah Wheeler – Middle Tennessee
36. Myah Selland – South Dakota State

Honourable mention: Malia Bambrick, Long Beach State Beach, Darian White, Montana State, Jhessyka Williams, Gardner-Webb, Juana Camilion, Iona, Helene Haegerstrand, Albany, Deja Francis, Norfolk State, Jariyah Covington, Jackson State, Jiselle Thomas, East Tennessee State, Sam Breen, UMass, Quinesha Lockett, Toledo, Cherita Daugherty, Southern Utah, Anastasia Warren, Stony Brook

JUNIORS

1. Caitlin Clark – Iowa
2. Angel Reese – LSU
3. Alissa Pili – Utah
4. Hailey Van Lith – Louisville
5. Cameron Brink – Stanford
6. Deja Kelly – North Carolina
7. Emily Ryan – Iowa State
8. Georgia Amoore – Virginia Tech
9. Lexi Donarski – Iowa State
10. Aaliyah Edwards – UConn
11. Makira Cook – Illinois
12. Maddy Westbeld – Notre Dame
13. Kennedy Todd-Williams – North Carolina
14. JerKaila Jordan – Mississippi State
15. Morgan Maly – Creighton
16. Tameiya Sadler – Colorado
17. Yvonne Ejim – Gonzaga
18. Desi – Rae Young – UNLV
19. Kamilla Cardoso – South Carolina
20. DeYona Gaston – Texas
21. Abbey Hsu – Columbia
22. Kaitlyn Chen – Princeton
23. Destinee Wells – Belmont
24. Alex Fowler – Portland
25. Destiny Leo – Cleveland State
26. Caitlin Weimar – Boston University
27. Sali Kourouma – Little Rock

Honourable mention: Hailey Giaratano, SE Louisiana

SOPHOMORES

1. Aneesah Morrow – DePaul
2. Jayda Curry – California
3. Rori Harmon – Texas
4. Gianna Kneepkens – Utah
5. Olivia Miles – Notre Dame
6. Sonia Citron – Notre Dame
7. Emily Bessoir – UCLA
8. Jenna Johnson – Utah
9. Lucy Olsen – Villanova
10. Rayah Marshall – USC
11. Kemery Martin – California
12. Kiki Iriafen – Stanford
13. Taylor Thierry – Ohio State
14. Alyssa Brown – UNLV
15. Jalynn Gregory – Middle Tennessee
16. Haleigh Timmer – South Dakota State
17. Kendall Foley – East Tennessee State
18. Dalayah Daniels – Washington State

FRESHMEN

1. Ta’Niya Latson – Florida State
2. Cotie McMahon – Ohio State
3. Londynn Jones – UCLA
4. Jordan Harrison – Stephen F. Austin
5. Flau’jae Johnson – LSU
6. Yarden Garzon – Indiana
7. KK Bransford – Notre Dame
8. Madison St. Rose – Princeton
9. Brooklyn Meyer – South Dakota State