Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 9

Aneela Khan,

As the holiday break is now over, I want to wish everyone a very happy New Year! I hope you all get your blessings and have a very successful and fulfilling new year. As conference season has now officially begun, it is beginning to see which teams are going to be headed to the NCAA Tournament in March and which teams will miss out. It is however, very early in the conference season, so we shall see what will happen from now until March. There’s been a lot more upsets lately and this week, among the AP Top 25 teams, Clemson defeated #20 California on Thursday, Jan. 2nd and Texas A&M slipped by #25 Ole Miss on Sunday, Jan. 5th.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 27 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 9 freshmen for the week of Dec. 30th, 2024 to Jan. 5th, 2025. 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. Olivia Miles – Notre Dame
  2. Georgia Amoore – Kentucky
  3. Shyanne Sellers – Maryland
  4. Dazia Lawrence – Kentucky
  5. Zaay Green – Alabama
  6. Loyal McQueen – Clemson
  7. JJ Quinerly – West Virginia
  8. Saniya Rivers – NC State
  9. Sedona Prince – TCU
  10. Makayla Timpson – Florida State
  11. Ayoka Lee – Kansas State
  12. Serena Sundell – Kansas State
  13. Aneesah Morrow – LSU
  14. Aziaha James – NC State
  15. Kiki Iriafen – USC
  16. Paige Bueckers – UConn
  17. Maye Toure – Utah
  18. Tyi Skinner – Arizona State
  19. Reigan Richardson – Duke
  20. Rori Harmon – Texas
  21. Kennady McQueen – Utah
  22. Te-Hina Paopao – South Carolina
  23. Zoesha Smith – Georgia Tech
  24. Jocelyn Tate – Michigan State
  25. Morgan Maly – Creighton
  26. Aaliyah Nye – Alabama
  27. Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
  28. Faith Masonius – Seton Hall
  29. Lauren Jensen – Creighton
  30. Tommisha Lampkin – North Texas
  31. Mackenzie Smith – Saint Joesph
  32. Khamari Mitchell – Steen – Florida Gulf Coast
  33. Emani Jefferson – Florida Gulf Coast
  34. Sammie Puisis – South Florida
  35. Jayda Curry – Louisville
  36. Issy Morgan – Davidson

Honourable mention: Liatu King, Notre Dame, O’Mariah Gordon, Florida State, Nevaeh Parkinson, Arizona State, Taylor Donaldson, Fordham, Ivy Wolf, Dayton, Mariah Wilson, Longwood, Tova Sabel, UC Davis, Robyn Lee, Louisiana Tech, Jalynn Gregory, Middle Tennessee, Bre’Anna Rhodes, Jacksonville State, Cassie Schiltz, Green Bay, Raiana Brown, Fairfield, Ally Becki, Ball State, Jenna Batsch, Kent State, Diamond Johnson, Norfolk State, Katie Dinnebier, Drake, Maya McDermott, Northern Iowa, Lacy Stokes, Missouri State, Emma Ronsiek, Colorado State, Viane Cumber, New Mexico, Allyson Fertig, Wyoming, Trinity Hardy, Army, Maddie Albrecht, Lehigh, Jayde Gamble, UNC Greensboro, Alexius Horne, SE Louisiana, Akasha Davis, Lamar, Alisha Wilson, Alabama A&M, Grace Cave, Omaha, En’Dya Buford, Old Dominion, Freja Werth, San Fransisco, Laura Erikstrup, Grand Canyon, Kayla Cooper, UAlbany

JUNIORS

  1. Ta’Niya Latson – Florida State
  2. Lauren Betts – UCLA
  3. Amelia Hassett – Kentucky
  4. Flau’Jae Johnson – LSU
  5. Kaylene Smikle – Maryland
  6. Kailyn Gilbert – LSU
  7. Cotie McMahon – Ohio State
  8. Chance Gray – Ohio State
  9. Gabriela Jaquez – UCLA
  10. Kiki Rice – UCLA
  11. Kyla Oldacre – Texas
  12. Mallory Heyer – Minnesota
  13. Raven Thompson – Clemson
  14. Elisa Mevius – Oregon
  15. Amina Muhammad – Oregon
  16. Laura Ziegler – Saint Joesph
  17. Molly Heard – Lipscomb
  18. Ereauna Hardaway – North Texas
  19. Mya Perry – Florida Atlantic
  20. Dominique Ennis – Rice
  21. Marah Dykstra – Montana State
  22. Sophie Glancey – Northern Arizona
  23. Lara Rohkohl – Charleston
  24. Katie Krupa – Harvard
  25. Perri Page – Columbia
  26. Angel Jones – Coppin State
  27. Simone Foreman – Holy Cross

Honourable mention: Grace VanSlooten, Michigan State, Ashlyn Traylor-Walker, Stephen F. Austin, Haleigh Timmer, South Dakota State, Peyton McDaniel, James Madison

SOPHOMORES

  1. JuJu Watkins – USC
  2. Hannah Hidalgo – Notre Dame
  3. Tessa Johnson – South Carolina
  4. Grace Grocholski – Minnesota
  5. Jyah LoVett – Arizona State
  6. Breya Cunningham – Arizona
  7. KK Arnold – UConn
  8. Skylar Jones – Arizona
  9. Renna Schwieterman – Purdue Fort Wayne
  10. Ashley Chea – Princeton
  11. Zanai Barnett-Gay – Navy
  12. Anna Foley – Quinnipiac
  13. Amarachi Kimpson – UNLV
  14. Tyja Beans – Western Carolina
  15. Brecken Snotherly – East Tennessee State
  16. Avery Koenen – North Dakota State
  17. Mikaylah Williams – LSU
  18. Riley Weiss – Columbia

Honourable mention: Jada Williams, Arizona

FRESHMEN

  1. Dani Carnegie – Georgia Tech
  2. Sarah Strong – UConn
  3. Jaloni Cambridge – Ohio State
  4. Tajianna Roberts – Louisville
  5. Jordan Lee – Texas
  6. Ava Renninger – Fairleigh Dickinson
  7. Grace Kingery – Ball State
  8. Ines Sotelo – Michigan State
  9. Joyce Edwards – South Carolina

Honourable mention: Tori McKinney, Minnesota, Molly Masingale, Wofford

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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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