Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 6

The increase in parity in women’s college basketball continues to grow. Notre Dame upset UConn, Georgia Tech upset North Carolina. While this is a good thing for women’s college basketball, it can be difficult to put the rankings together, so this week, you will have the top 36 seniors, the top 21 juniors (instead of 27), the top 12 sophomores (instead of 18) and the top 9 freshmen instead.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 21 juniors, the top 12 sophomores and the top 9 freshmen for the week of December 9th to December 15th, 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. Aneesah Morrow – LSU
2. Kiki Iriafen – USC
3. Olivia Miles – Notre Dame
4. Ayoka Lee – Kansas State
5. Makayla Timpson – Florida State
6. Lauren Jensen – Creighton
7. Kendall Bostic – Illinois
8. Kayla Cooper – UAlbany
9. Jillian Hayes – Cincinnati
10. Hailey Van Lith – TCU
11. Georgia Amoore – Kentucky
12. Jerkaila Jordan – Mississippi State
13. Alexis Markowski – Nebraska
14. Ra Shaya Kyle – Florida
15. Liatu King – Notre Dame
16. Samara Spencer – Tennessee
17. Payton Verhulst – Oklahoma
18. Taylor Jones – Texas
19. Ajae Petty – Ohio State
20. Sedona Prince – TCU
21. Sarah Ashlee Barker – Alabama
22. Zaay Green – Alabama
23. Saniya Rivers – NC State
24. Lior Garzon – Colorado
25. Te-Hina Paopao – South Carolina
26. Adalia McKenzie – Illinois
27. Taylor Thierry – Ohio State
28. Kayla Williams – California
29. Madison Conner – TCU
30. Jasmyne Roberts – Miami
31. Megan McConnell – Duquesne
32. Temira Poindexter – Kansas State
33. Loyal McQueen – Clemson
34. Kyah Watson – West Virginia
35. Amelia Hassett – Kentucky
36. Nyah Moran – Northern Arizona

Honourable mention: Alexis Mead, Western Kentucky,  Maisie Burnham, Portland, Alyssa Durazo-Frescas

JUNIORS

1. Lauren Betts – UCLA
2. Ta’Niya Latson – Florida State
3. Gianna Kneepkens – Utah
4. Chance Gray – Ohio State
5. Yarden Garzon – Indiana
6. Serah Williams – Wisconsin
7. Janiah Barker – UCLA
8. Grace VanSlooten – Michigan State
9. Raegan Beers – Oklahoma
10. Jordan Harrison – West Virginia
11. Hannah Stuelke – Iowa
12. Gabriella Jaquez – UCLA
13. Mikaylah Williams – LSU
14. Chloe Kitts – South Carolina
15. Flau’Jae Johnson – LSU
16. Kiki Rice – UCLA
17. Zee Spearman – Tennessee
18. Teya Sidberry – Boston College
19. Brooklyn Meyer – South Dakota State
20. Jordana Reisma – Cleveland State
21. Niveya Henley – Furman

SOPHOMORES

1. Khamil Pierre – Vanderbilt
2. JuJu Watkins – USC
3. Hannah Hidalgo – Notre Dame
4. S’Mya Nichols – Kansas
5. Talaysia Cooper – Tennessee
6. Madison Booker – Texas
7. Breya Cunningham – Arizona
8. Payton Hull – Abilene Christian
9. Abby Schreacke – Missouri
10. Alexis Davis – Buffalo
11. Kyrah Daniels – Missouri State
12. Alancia Ramsey – Coastal Carolina

FRESHMEN

1. Dani Carnegie – Georgia Tech
2. Olivia Olson – Michigan
3. Delaney Gibb – BYU
4. Kyomi McMiller – Rutgers
5. Joyce Edwards – South Carolina
6. Sira Thienou – Ole Miss
7. Te’Yala Delfosse – Michigan
8. Tori McKinney – Minnesota
9. Gal Raviv – Quinnipiac