Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 3

Aneela Khan,
Kaitlin Peterson of UCF

It was a busy week in the world of NCAA women’s college basketball. Head coach Geno Auriemma became the all-time winningest college basketball coach on Wednesday, November 20th with 1,217 victories. 63 former UConn players were in attendance for that special night.

Some notable upsets happened this week. Creighton upset #21 ranked Nebraska on Friday, November 22nd. #6 Notre Dame upset #3 USC in a battle of two top 10 teams on Saturday, November 23rd. Indiana upset #18 Baylor on Sunday, November 24th and the most notable upset was #5 UCLA upsetting #1 ranked South Carolina. South Carolina ended their 43-game winning streak and had not lost a game since the 2023 NCAA Women’s Final Four.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 27 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 9 freshmen for the week of November 18th to November 24th, 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. Lauren Jensen – Creighton
  2. Maya McDermott – Northern Iowa
  3. Kaitlin Peterson – UCF
  4. Kayla Cooper – UAlbany
  5. Sedona Prince – TCU
  6. Chellia Watson – Buffalo
  7. Paige Bueckers – UConn
  8. Ayoka Lee – Kansas State
  9. Olivia Miles – Notre Dame
  10. Aneesah Morrow – LSU
  11. Aziaha James – NC State
  12. Kendall Bostic – Illinois
  13. Diamond Johnson – Norfolk State
  14. Khadija Faye – Pittsburgh
  15. Hailey Van Lith – TCU
  16. Lucy Olsen – Iowa
  17. JJ Quinerly – West Virginia
  18. Maisie Burnham – Portland
  19. Madison Conner – TCU
  20. Reagan Bass – Purdue
  21. Te-Hina Paopao – South Carolina
  22. Georgia Amoore – Kentucky
  23. Caroline Strande – Butler
  24. Tommisha Lampkin – North Texas
  25. Dazia Lawrence – Kentucky
  26. Dontavia Waggoner – Boston College
  27. Lashae Dwyer – St. John’s
  28. Alyssa Ustby – North Carolina
  29. Makira Cook – Illinois
  30. Claira McGowan – Lipscomb
  31. Lior Garzon – Colorado
  32. Jayde Gamble – UNC Greensboro
  33. Peyton Scott – Oregon
  34. Taylor Thierry – Ohio State
  35. Elena Rodriguez – Harvard
  36. Shyanne Sellers – Maryland

Honourable mention: Kaitlyn Chen, UConn, Madison Hayes, NC State, Reigan Richardson, Duke, Madison Scott, Ole Miss, KK Deans, Ole Miss, Payton Verhulst, Oklahoma, Christina Dalce, Maryland, Shay Holle, Texas, Adalia McKenzie, Illinois, Jaelynn Glenn, Kansas State, Jayda Curry, Louisville

JUNIORS

  1. Ta’Niya Latson – Florida State
  2. Flau’Jae Johnson – LSU
  3. Lauren Betts – UCLA
  4. Serah Williams – Wisconsin
  5. Kaylene Smikle – Maryland
  6. Raegan Beers – Oklahoma
  7. Chance Gray – Ohio State
  8. Gianna Kneepkens – Utah
  9. Sophie Glancey – Northern Arizona
  10. Grace VanSlooten – Michigan State
  11. Jalei Oglesby – Oral Roberts
  12. Elle Ladine – Washington
  13. Micah Gray – Oklahoma State
  14. Avery VanSickle – Stephen F. Austin
  15. Acacia Hayes – Western Kentucky
  16. Zyanna Walker – Kansas State
  17. Peyton McDaniel – James Madison
  18. Ashlon Jackson – Duke
  19. Madina Okot – Mississippi State
  20. Ali Saunders – Southern Indiana
  21. Londynn Jones – UCLA
  22. Gabriela Jaquez – UCLA
  23. Kyla Oldacre – Texas
  24. Amina Muhammad – Oregon
  25. Nyla Harris – Louisville
  26. Elisa Mevius – Oregon
  27. Maggie Doogan – Richmond

Honourable mention: Jordan Harrison, West Virginia, Adlee Blacklock, Texas Tech, Shay Ciezki, Indiana

SOPHOMORES

  1. Hannah Hidalgo – Notre Dame
  2. Gracie Merkle – Penn State
  3. Khamil Pierre – Vanderbilt
  4. LuLu Twidale – California
  5. Madison Booker – Texas
  6. Mikaylah Williams – LSU
  7. Clara Strack – Kentucky
  8. Kymora Johnson – Virginia
  9. Nunu Agara – Stanford
  10. Zanai Barnett-Gay – Navy
  11. Carleigh Wenzel – Virginia Tech
  12. Grace Slaughter – Missouri
  13. Karson Martin – Quinnipiac
  14. Skye Belker – Princeton
  15. Summah Hanson – UC Irvine
  16. Cassandre Prosper – Notre Dame
  17. Sa’Myah Smith – LSU
  18. Taylor Barbot – Charleston

FRESHMEN

  1. Mikayla Blakes – Vanderbilt
  2. Syla Swords – Michigan
  3. Toby Fournier – Duke
  4. Sarah Strong – UConn
  5. Dani Carnegie – Georgia Tech
  6. Devyn Quigley – NC State
  7. Jaloni Cambridge – Ohio State
  8. Sira Thienou – Ole Miss
  9. Elina Aarnisalo – UCLA

Honourable mention: Zya Vann, Oklahoma, Tori McKinney, Minnesota, Imari Berry, Louisville

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Published by Aneela Khan

Hello there! My name is Aneela Khan. I am a blogger & writer who lives in the Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada. I focus on blogging and writing on women's college basketball, (especially the women's college basketball rankings!) Team Canada senior women's national team and WNBA. I also write on some other online outlets as well. I love to read, write, watch basketball (and other sports) and enjoy my family. I hope you enjoy reading my blog posts. Take care, Aneela

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