Women’s College Basketball Final Overall Rankings for the 2022/2023 season – Class by Class!

Sixteen weeks have officially gone by and we have now reached the final overall rankings. We have seen a higher increase in parity than any other season, so compiling these weekly rankings, week after week was tough. It wasn’t as easy as it used to be. I wanted to give credit for players for stepping up and playing really well every week. I also wanted to give players who rarely get attention the credit they deserve, so that readers were aware of the talent in women’s college basketball. I also gave credit every week in the honourable mentions to players in the mid-major conferences that were stepping up and working hard.

For the Final Overall Rankings, it was extremely difficult because there’s so many terrific players this season that I know are worthy of being on this list and did not make it. One of the criteria for my rankings is to look at the records as well as the conferences the players play in. Listed below are the Women’s College Basketball Final Overall Rankings for the 2022/2023 season.

You can view the previous final overall rankings by year below.

• 2022/2021 Final Overall Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings
• 2021/2020 Final Overall Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings
• 2020/2019 Final Overall Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings
• 2019/2018 Final Overall Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings
• 2018/2017 Final Overall Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings
• 2017/2016 Final Overall Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings

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SENIORS

1. Maddy Siegrist – Villanova
2. Elizabeth Kitley – Virginia Tech
3. Mackenzie Holmes – Indiana
4. Diamond Miller – Maryland
5. Aliyah Boston – South Carolina
6. Rickea Jackson – Tennessee
7. Haley Jones – Stanford
8. Zia Cooke – South Carolina
9. Jordan Horston – Tennessee
10. Grace Berger – Indiana
11. Taylor Mikesell – Ohio State
12. Ashley Joens – Iowa State
13. Leigha Brown – Michigan
14. Lou Lopez-Senechal – UConn
15. Alexis Morris – LSU
16. Madi Williams – Oklahoma
17. Dorka Juhasz – UConn
18. Charisma Osborne – UCLA
19. Monika Czinano – Iowa
20. Taylor Soule – Virginia Tech
21. Shaylee Gonzales – Texas
22. Abby Meyers – Maryland
23. Angel Baker – Ole Miss
24. Brittany Davis – Alabama
25. Stephanie Soares – Iowa State
26. Shaina Pellington – Arizona
27. Emily Kiser – Michigan
28. Quay Miller – Colorado
29. Dyaisha Fair – Syracuse
30. Elizabeth Balogun – Duke

JUNIORS

1. Caitlin Clark – Iowa
2. Angel Reese – LSU
3. Cameron Brink – Stanford
4. Alissa Pili – Utah
5. Hailey van Lith – Louisville
6. Diamond Johnson – NC State
7. Georgia Amoore – Virginia Tech
8. Aaliyah Edwards – UConn
9. Sydney Parrish – Indiana
10. Deja Kelly – North Carolina
11. Charlisse Leger-Walker – Washington State
12. Kennedy Todd-Williams – North Carolina
13. Emily Ryan – Iowa State
14. Makira Cook – Illinois
15. Lauren Jensen – Creighton
16. Sarah Andrews – Baylor
17. Alyssa Ustby – North Carolina
18. Yvonne Ejim – Gonzaga
19. Maddy Westbeld – Notre Dame
20. Skylar Vann – Oklahoma
21. Desi Rae – Young – UNLV
22. Abbey Hsu – Columbia
23. Destiny Leo – Cleveland State

SOPHOMORES

1. Olivia Miles – Notre Dame
2. Aneesah Morrow – DePaul
3. Gianna Kneepkens – Utah
4. Shyanne Sellers – Maryland
5. Sonia Citron – Notre Dame
6. Laila Phelia – Michigan
7. JJ Quinerly – West Virginia
8. Taylor Thierry – Ohio State
9. Rori Harmon – Texas
10. Lucy Olsen – Villanova
11. Jenna Johnson – Utah
12. Makayla Timpson – Florida State
13. Aaronette Vonleh – Colorado

FRESHMEN

1. Ta’Niya Latson – Florida State
2. Flau’jae Johnson – LSU
3. Cotie McMahon – Ohio State
4. Grace Van Slooten – Oregon
5. Yarden Garzon – Indiana
6. Kiki Rice – UCLA
7. KK Bransford – Notre Dame
8. Hannah Stuelke – Iowa