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

Only two NCAA women’s college basketball teams remain undefeated after Texas Tech lost to Kansas State this past week, There were also plenty of terrific matchups that took place such as Texas versus South Carolina, Nebraska versus Michigan State. Some upsets also occured such as Georgia upsetting Ole Miss, Mississippi State upsetting Kentucky and Auburn upsetting Alabama. Some near-upsets took place too, like TCU taking care of West Virginia and Louisville keeping NC State away.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 27 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 6 freshmen for the week of Jan. 12^th, 2026 to Jan. 18^th, 2026. 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. Hannah Stuelke – Iowa
2. Flau’jae Johnson – LSU
3. Dominique Darius – Syracuse
4. Chance Gray – Ohio State
5. Gabriela Jaquez – UCLA
6. Gabby Elliot – Arizona State
7. Rachael Rose – Clemson
8. Ta’Niya Latson – South Carolina
9. Olivia Miles – TCU
10. Lauren Betts – UCLA
11. Kilah Freelon – Virginia Tech
12. Laila Phelia – Syracuse
13. Micah Gray – Oklahoma State
14. Mia Moore – Clemson
15. Haleigh Timmer – Oklahoma State
16. Ashlon Jackson – Duke
17. Azzi Fudd – UConn
18. KK Arnold – UConn
19. Justine Pissott – Vanderbilt
20. Janiah Barker – Tennessee
21. Zee Spearman – Tennessee
22. Kaylah Ivey – Rutgers
23. Marta Suarez – TCU
24. Tess Heal – Kansas State
25. Grace Arnolie – Brown
26. Hannah Stines – Washington
27. Zennia Thomas – Howard
28. Mia Nicastro – Western Illinois
29. Hunter Hernandez – UC Irvine
30. Jenna Guyer – Green Bay
31. Tessa Towers – Ball State
32. Shelby Hayes – Rice
33. Ella O’Donnell – Quinnipiac
34. Nikola Priede – Vermont
35. Amber Scalia – Miami (OH)
36. Arianna Patton – McNeese

Honourable mention: Brooklyn Gray, Rhode Island, Mia Tarver, Arkansas State

JUNIORS

1. Stailee Heard – Oklahoma State
2. Sayvia Sellers – Washington
3. Reniya Kelly – North Carolina
4. Nene Ndiaye – Rutgers
5. Imani Lester – Rutgers
6. Samyha Suffren – Virginia Tech
7. Tessa Johnson – South Carolina
8. Rusne Augustinaite – Clemson
9. Talaysia Cooper – Tennessee
10. Fadima Tall – Princeton
11. Carys Baker – Virginia Tech
12. MiLaysia Fulwiley – LSU
13. Mikaylah Williams – LSU
14. Aiyana Mitchell – Vanderbilt
15. Kaitlyn Duhon – Auburn
16. Rhema Collins – Florida International
17. Avery Koenen – North Dakota State
18. Zahira Walton – George Mason
19. Macy Spencer – High Point
20. Savannah Catalon – Seton Hall
21. Payton Hull – Abilene Christian
22. Taryn Barbot – Charleston
23. Divine Dibula – Monmouth
24. Meghan Andersen – Fairfield
25. Sharnecce Currie-Jelks – Murray State
26. Kya Smith – Army
27. Skye Belker – Princeton

Honourable mention: Zahira Walton, George Mason, Erin Condron, UC San Diego

SOPHOMORES

1. Mikayla Blakes – Vanderbilt
2. Dani Carnegie – Georgia
3. Jaloni Cambridge – Ohio State
4. Sarah Strong – UConn
5. Olivia Olson – Michigan
6. Joyce Edwards – South Carolina
7. Toby Fournier – Duke
8. Taliah Scott – Baylor
9. Ava Heiden – Iowa
10. Elsa Lemmila – Ohio State
11. Te’Yala Delfosse – Michigan
12. Mila Holloway – Michigan
13. Mackenly Randolph – Louisville
14. Syla Swords – Michigan
15. Taylee Chirrick – Montana State
16. Destiny Agubata – Georgetown
17. Ava Renninger – Fairleigh Dickinson
18. Liz Freihofer – Eastern Kentucky

Honourable mention: Imari Berry, Louisville, Chazadi Wright, Iowa, Ava Renninger, Gianna Corbitt, Chattanooga, DeMya Porter, Southern, Allie Turner, Gonzaga, Paris Bradley, Louisiana Tech, Jada Richard, LSU, Trinity Turner, Georgia, Khady Leye, Auburn

FRESHMEN

1. Uche Izoje – Syracuse
2. Blanca Quinonez – UConn
3. Grace Knox – LSU
4. Mia Pauldo – Tennessee
5. Arianna Roberson – Duke
6. Karina Bystry – Northern Kentucky