Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 11

It was a busy week in the world of women’s college basketball as South Carolina’s head coach Dawn Staley signed an extension that made her the highest paid coach in women’s college basketball. The University of Washington officially retired former Huskies and current Las Vegas Aces player Kelsey Plum’s jersey, Virginia Tech officially retired former Hokies and current Las Vegas Aces draft pick Elizabeth Kitley’s jersey and Paige Bueckers became the fastest Huskies player to reach 2000 points in program history.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 27 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 9 freshmen for the week of Jan. 13th to Jan. 19th, 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. Aneesah Morrow – LSU
2. Sedona Prince – TCU
3. Aziaha James – NC State
4. Georgia Amoore – Kentucky
5. JJ Quinerly – West Virginia
6. Paige Bueckers – UConn
7. Hailey Van Lith – TCU
8. Shyanne Sellers – Maryland
9. Olivia Miles – Notre Dame
10. Azzi Fudd – UConn
11. Rori Harmon – Texas
12. Serena Sundell – Kansas State
13. Temira Poindexter – Kansas State
14. Starr Jacobs – Ole Miss
15. Madison Hayes – NC State
16. Taylor Jones – Texas
17. Kiki Iriafen – USC
18. Tineya Hylton – Cincinnati
19. Molly Mogensen – Creighton
20. Allie Kubek – Maryland
21. Lexi Donarski – North Carolina
22. Madison Conner – TCU
23. Sonia Citron – Notre Dame
24. Alyssa Ustby – North Carolina
25. Te-Hina Paopao – South Carolina
26. Deja Kelly – Oregon
27. Julia Ayrault – Michigan State
28. Rayah Marshall – USC
29. Angela Dugalic – UCLA
30. Jordyn Jenkins – UTSA
31. Kayla Cooper – UAlbany
32. Lauren Ross – Purdue Fort Wayne
33. Jordyn Dorsey – North Carolina A&T
34. Khamari Mitchell-Steen – Florida Gulf Coast
35. Emma Hess – Liberty
36. Ally Becki – Ball State

Honourable mention: Diamond Johnson, Norfolk State, Ava Learn, Murray State, Macy McGlone, Eastern Illinois, Sabria Dean, Lamar, Laura Erikstrup, Grand Canyon, Yvonne Ejim, Gonzaga, Kyah Watson, West Virginia, Sania Feagin, South Carolina, Jada Walker, Baylor

JUNIORS

1. Ta’Niya Latson – Florida State
2. Lauren Betts – UCLA
3. Flau’Jae Johnson – LSU
4. Grace VanSlooten – Michigan State
5. Madison Booker – Texas
6. Kaylene Smikle – Maryland
7. T’yanna Todd – Boston College
8. Amelia Hassett – Kentucky
9. Gabriela Jacquez – UCLA
10. Kiki Rice – UCLA
11. Rachel Ullstrom – Richmond
12. Ashlon Jackson – Duke
13. Indya Nivar – North Carolina
14. Peyton McDaniel – James Madison
15. Brooklyn Meyer – South Dakota State
16. Hunter Hernandez – UC Irvine
17. Taylor Feldman – Northern Arizona
18. Lilly Fandre – Lehigh
19. Charlisse Dunn – Davidson
20. Theryn Hallock – Michigan State
21. Timea Gardiner – UCLA
22. Katie Krupa – Harvard
23. Hadley Periman – Tulsa
24. Laura Ziegler – Saint Joseph
25. Imani Perez – Hawaii
26. Gianni Boone – Campbell
27. Josie Gilvin – Western Kentucky

SOPHOMORES

1. Clara Strack – Kentucky
2. JuJu Watkins – USC
3. Mikaylah Williams – LSU
4. Hannah Hidalgo – Notre Dame
5. MiLaysia Fulwiley – South Carolina
6. Zoe Brooks – NC State
7. Riley Weiss – Columbia
8. Skye Belker – Princeton
9. Maddie Webber – Villanova
10. Amarachi Kimpson – UNLV
11. Natalie Picton – Montana State
12. Meghan Andersen – Fairfield
13. Frances Ulysse – Longwood
14. Eleonora Villa – Washington
15. Donovyn Hunter – TCU
16. Logan Nissley – Nebraska
17. Raven Preston – Elon
18. Jianna Morris – Louisiana Tech

FRESHMEN

1. Jaloni Cambridge – Ohio State
2. Joyce Edwards – South Carolina
3. Sira Thienou – Ole Miss
4. Britt Prince – Nebraska
5. Olivia Olson – Michigan
6. Ava Renninger – Fairleigh Dickinson
7. Toby Fournier – Duke
8. Sarah Strong – UConn
9. Kennedy Smith – USC