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

As we continue into our final weeks of the conference regular season schedule, more upsets took place last week as Iowa State narrowly defeated #7 Kansas State in double-overtime, #23 Oklahoma took care of #21 Baylor, #22 Utah won a close game against #8 Colorado, #11 Oregon State won closely versus #9 UCLA and Caitlin Clark became the NCAA Women’s All-Time Leading Scorer as her team defeated Michigan. What a week.

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. 12th to Feb. 18th, 2024. You can view the previous week here. Questions? First time viewing the rankings? You can read the FAQ page here.

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SENIORS

1. Caitlin Clark – Iowa
2. Elizabeth Kitley – Virginia Tech
3. Aaliyah Edwards – UConn
4. Mackenzie Holmes – Indiana
5. Yvonne Ejim – Gonzaga
6. Jacy Sheldon – Ohio State
7. Dyaisha Fair – Syracuse
8. Alissa Pili – Utah
9. Jakia Brown-Turner – Maryland
10. Rickea Jackson – Tennessee
11. Charisma Osborne – UCLA
12. Kamilla Cardoso – South Carolina
13. Cameron Brink – Stanford
14. Georgia Amoore – Virginia Tech
15. Alyssa Ustby – North Carolina
16. Sarah Ashlee Barker – Alabama
17. Madison Hayes – NC State
18. Sara Scalia – Indiana
19. Marquesha Davis – Ole Miss
20. Kiki Jefferson – Louisville
21. Madison Scott – Ole Miss
22. Emma Ronsiek – Creighton
23. Lauren Jensen – Creighton
24. Kaylynne Truong – Gonzaga
25. Holly Kersgieter – Kansas
26. Kate Martin – Iowa
27. Sydney Parrish – Indiana
28. McKenzie Forbes – USC
29. Kaitlyn Chen – Princeton
30. Sarah Andrews – Baylor
31. Savannah Wheeler – Middle Tennessee
32. Desi-Rae Young – UNLV
33. Wyvette Mayberry – Kansas
34. River Baldwin – NC State
35. Helena Pueyo – Arizona
36. Hannah Jump – Stanford

Honourable mention: Janelle Brown, Fairfield, Quinesha Lockett, Toledo, Lauren Bevis, High Point, Andriana Avent, Jackson State, Jada Guinn, Chattanooga, Abby Beeman, Marshall, Anne Simon, Maine, Abbey Hsu, Columbia, Lauren Gustin, BYU

JUNIORS

1. Aziaha James – NC State
2. Paige Bueckers – UConn
3. JJ Quinerly – West Virginia
4. Alexis Markowski – Nebraska
5. Georgia Woolley – Syracuse
6. Kiki Iriafen – Stanford
7. Talia von Oelhoffen – Oregon State
8. Serena Sundell – Kansas State
9. Jenna Johnson – Utah
10. Makayla Timpson – Florida State
11. Shyanne Sellers – Maryland
12. Payton Verhulst – Oklahoma
13. Aaliyah Moore – Texas
14. DeeDee Hagemann – Michigan State
15. Matilda Ekh – Virginia Tech
16. Adalia McKenzie – Illinois
17. Bree Hall – South Carolina
18. Ines Vieira – Utah
19. Kyah Watson – West Virginia
20. Emani Jefferson – Florida Gulf Coast
21. Katie Dinnebier – Drake
22. Talya Brugler – Saint Joseph
23. Colbi Maples – Cleveland State
24. Kierra Wheeler – Norfolk State
25. Lex Therien – Loyola Maryland
26. Sherese Pittman – Stony Brook
27. Lily Wahinekapu – Hawai’i

Honourable mention: Rayah Marshall, USC, Tiarra East, Temple, Sonia Citron, Notre Dame

SOPHOMORES

1. Ta’Niya Latson – Florida State
2. Cotie McMahon – Ohio State
3. Lauren Betts – UCLA
4. Kara Dunn – Georgia Tech
5. Jordan Harrison – West Virginia
6. Mackenzie Hare – Marquette
7. Brooklyn Meyer – South Dakota
8. Hannah Stuelke – Iowa
9. Tess Heal – Santa Clara
10. Maggie Doogan – Richmond
11. Sophie Glancey – Northern Arizona
12. Ny’Ceara Pryor – Sacred Heart
13. Aaliyah Alexander – Eastern Washington
14. Kyla Deck – Stephen F. Austin
15. Ali Saunders – Southern Indiana
16. Timea Gardiner – Oregon State
17. R’Mani Taylor – Lamar
18. Tonie Morgan – Georgia Tech

FRESHMEN

1. JuJu Watkins – USC
2. Audi Crooks – Iowa State
3. Madison Booker – Texas
4. S’Mya Nichols – Kansas
5. Ice Brady – UConn
6. Breya Cunningham – Arizona
7. Zoe Brooks – NC State
8. Deja Evans – UAlbany
9. Zyanna Walker – Kansas State