Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 10

It is officially past the mid-point of the NCAA women’s college basketball season and the large majority of the AP Top 25 ranked teams lost or suffered an upset. It’s alot easier than it used to be. Oklahoma, Kentucky, Maryland, Iowa State, USC, North Carolina, Washington, Nebraska were either upset or lost to a fellow AP Top 25 team. To top it all off, Texas is no longer undefeated after LSU defeated them. This means that only three teams remain undefeated. UConn, Vanderbilt and Texas Tech.

This heavily affects the rankings for this week, particularly the juniors. A lot of notable juniors are missing this week either due to losses or upsets last week.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 20 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 7 freshmen for the week of Jan. 5^th to Jan. 11^th, 2026. You can view the previous weeks here. Questions? First time viewing the rankings? You can read the FAQ page here.

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SENIORS

1. Lauren Betts – UCLA
2. Olivia Miles – TCU
3. Cotie McMahon – Ole Miss
4. Bailey Maupin – Texas Tech
5. Madina Okot – South Carolina
6. Grace VanSlooten – Michigan State
7. Jessica Timmons – Alabama
8. Justine Pissot – Vanderbilt
9. Snudda Collins – Texas Tech
10. Azzi Fudd – UConn
11. Darianna Littlepage-Buggs – Baylor
12. Zee Spearman – Tennessee
13. Chance Gray – Ohio State
14. Flau’jae Johnson – LSU
15. Ashlon Jackson – Duke
16. Sophie Hart – Minnesota
17. Gianna Kneepkens – UCLA
18. Janiah Barker – Tennessee
19. Charlisse Leger-Walker – UCLA
20. Kiki Rice – UCLA
21. Latasha Lattimore – Ole Miss
22. Raven Johnson – South Carolina
23. Gabriela Jaquez – UCLA
24. Madison St. Rose – Princeton
25. Jenna Guyer – Green Bay
26. Mia Nicastro – Western Illinois
27. Timaya Lewis-Eutsey – Marshall
28. Lily Fandre – Lehigh
29. Hunter Hernandez – UC Irvine
30. Avery Strickland – Belmont
31. Tessa Towers – Ball State
32. Brooklyn Gray – Rhode Island
33. Ella O’Donnell – Quinnipiac
34. Alayna Contreras – Middle Tennessee
35. Jaila Lee – UNC Greensboro
36. Nala Williams – San Diego State

Honourable mention: Sacha Washington, Vanderbilt, Denae Fritz, Texas Tech, Brooke Quarles Daniels, Michigan, Cassandre Prosper, Notre Dame

JUNIORS

1. Hannah Hidalgo – Notre Dame
2. Rashunda Jones – Michigan State
3. Reese Ross – Utah
4. Tara Daye – Purdue
5. Carys Baker – Virginia Tech
6. MiLaysia Fulwiley – LSU
7. Talaysia Cooper – Tennessee
8. Skylar Jones – Louisville
9. Macy Spencer – High Point
10. Jenna Villa – Oregon State
11. Diana Collins – Alabama
12. Olivia Hutcherson – Princeton
13. Skylar Forbes – Marquette
14. Jordana Codio – Seton Hall
15. Mady Cartwright – Tulsa
16. Victoria Flores – Rice
17. Taryn Barbot – Charleston
18. Kaety L’Amoreaux – Fairfield
19. Nia Scott – Bryant
20. Zanai Barnett-Gay – Navy

Honourable mention: Mikaylah Williams, LSU, Grace Grocholski, Minnesota, Avery Koenen, North Dakota State

SOPHOMORES

1. Jaloni Cambridge – Ohio State
2. Sarah Strong – UConn
3. Mikayla Blakes – Vanderbilt
4. Sira Thienou – Ole Miss
5. Joyce Edwards – South Carolina
6. Mila Holloway – Michigan
7. Kennedy Blair – Michigan State
8. Te’Yala Delfosse – Michigan
9. Olivia Olson – Michigan
10. Ava Heiden – Iowa
11. Clara Silva – TCU
12. Jasmine Bascoe – Villanova
13. Chazadi Wright – Iowa
14. Taliah Scott – Baylor
15. Toby Fournier – Duke
16. Imari Berry – Louisville
17. Liz Freihofer – Eastern Kentucky
18. Taylee Chirrick – Montana State

Honourable mention: Naomi Panganiban, San Diego State, Ava Renninger, Fairleigh Dickinson

FRESHMEN

1. Mia Pauldo – Tennessee
2. Aubrey Galvan – Vanderbilt
3. Blanca Quinonez – UConn
4. Kylee Kitts – Ohio State
5. ZaKiyah Johnson – LSU
6. Sienna Betts – UCLA
7. Lauren Olsen – California Baptist

Honourable mention: Blair Baugus, Middle Tennessee