The first week of the 2025-2026 season is now over and there were plenty of great matchups. #16 Baylor upset #7th ranked Duke and #18 USC upset #9th ranked NC State. USC was able to manage that victory without JuJu Watkins who is out for the season with an ACL injury. Other AP Top 25 ranked teams faced off and some were victorious while others were not. That often happens in college basketball.
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 3rd to November 9th, 2025. You can view the preseason rankings here. Questions? First time viewing the rankings? You can read the FAQ page here.
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Seniors
- Azzi Fudd – UConn
- Raegan Beers – Oklahoma
- Olivia Miles – TCU
- Grace VanSlooten – Michigan State
- Ta’Niya Latson – South Carolina
- Shay Ciezki – Indiana
- Gabriela Jaquez – UCLA
- Haleigh Timmer – Oklahoma State
- Lauren Betts – UCLA
- Micah Gray – Oklahoma State
- Theryn Hallock – Michigan State
- Kiki Rice – UCLA
- Cotie McMahon – Ole Miss
- Flau’Jae Johnson – LSU
- Grace Sullivan – Northwestern
- Mickayla Perdue – Arizona
- Mia Moore – Clemson
- Sydney Shaw – West Virginia
- Hannah Stuelke – Iowa
- Londynn Jones – USC
- Snudda Collins – Texas Tech
- Gabby Elliot – Arizona State
- Cassandre Prosper – Notre Dame
- Christeen Iwuala – Ole Miss
- Janiah Barker – Tennessee
- Vanessa de Jesus – Notre Dame
- Ra Shaya Kyle – Miami
- Dominique Darius – Syracuse
- Madina Okot – South Carolina
- Indya Nivar – North Carolina
- Alayna Contreras – Middle Tennessee
- Brooklyn Meyer – South Dakota State
- Colbi Maples – Cleveland State
- Aislin Malcolm – Robert Morris
- Lexus Bargeeser – Colorado State
- Reghan Grimes – Tennessee Tech
Honourable mention: Raven Johnson, South Carolina, Payton Verhulst, Oklahoma, Saylor Poffenbarger, Maryland, Jalyn Brown, Michigan State, Anaelle Dutat, Colorado, Ny’Ceara Pryor, Texas A&M
Juniors
- Hannah Hidalgo – Notre Dame
- Audi Crooks – Iowa State
- Talaysia Cooper – Tennessee
- Madison Booker – Texas
- Kymora Johnson – Virginia
- S’Mya Nichols – Kansas
- Sayvia Sellers – Washington
- Essence Cody – Alabama
- Donovyn Hunter – TCU
- Ja’Mia Harris – Auburn
- Grace Slaughter – Missouri
- Skylar Forbes – Marquette
- Tessa Johnson – South Carolina
- MiLaysia Fulwiley – LSU
- Oluchi Okananwa – Maryland
- Rashunda Jones – Michigan State
- Mikaylah Williams – LSU
- Riley Weiss – Columbia
- Mariyah Noel – Xavier
- Meghan Andersen – Fairfield
- Aiyana Mitchell – Vanderbilt
- Amari Whiting – Oklahoma State
- Halli Poock – Murray State
- Emma Troxell – Abilene Christian
- Grace Carstensen – Florida Atlantic
- Kya Smith – Army
- Daisia Mitchell – App State
Honourable mention: Clara Strack, Kentucky, Allie Hollifield, Western Carolina, Jalayah Ingram, UT Rio Grande Valley
Sophomores
- Sarah Strong – UConn
- Berry Wallace – Illinois
- Taliah Scott – Baylor
- Mikayla Blakes – Vanderbilt
- Liv McGill – Florida
- Ava Heiden – Iowa
- Mila Holloway – Michigan
- Olivia Olson – Michigan
- Joyce Edwards – South Carolina
- Jordan Lee – Texas
- Dani Carnegie – Georgia
- Britt Prince – Nebraska
- Kyomi McMiller – Penn State
- Nadia Moore – Duquesne
- Avery Mills – Liberty
- Libby Hutton – Boise State
- Key Roseby – Stephen F. Austin
- Grace Kingery – Ball State
Honourable mention: Ciera Toomey, North Carolina, Chazadi Wright, Iowa, Kayl Petersen, Virginia Tech, Delaney Gibb, BYU
Freshmen
- Hila Karsh – Purdue
- Makena Christian – Minnesota
- Lena Girardi – Oklahoma State
- Aaliyah Crump – Texas
- Lara Somfai – Stanford
- ZaKiyah Johnson – LSU
- Olivia Hamlin – BYU
- Olivia Olson – Marshall
- Lauren Olsen – California Baptist
Honourable mention: Aaliyah Chavez, Oklahoma, Jazzy Davidson, USC, Bonnie Deas, Arkansas
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