Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 12

It was an interesting week. Only one team remains undefeated after Vanderbilt lost to South Carolina over the weekend. That team is UConn. They currently have a record of 21-0. Parity continues to increase as many teams were upset and so therefore, those players are not in the rankings for this week. Also, some teams did not even play due to bad weather and so therefore, I excluded them as well.

Wins continue to matter in these rankings. If a team loses one game, then wins the next game in the same week, I will not include those players. I do notice some players who are on teams with bad losing records, so unfortunately, they are not included. Those players are still special and are still elite.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 27 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 9 freshmen for the week of January 19^th, 2026, to January 25^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. Cotie McMahon – Ole Miss
2. Jessica Timmons – Alabama
3. Kiki Rice – UCLA
4. Gabriela Jaquez – UCLA
5. Jade Masogayo – Colorado
6. Azzi Fudd – UConn
7. Hannah Stuelke – Iowa
8. Lauren Betts – UCLA
9. Grace VanSlooten – Michigan State
10. Sayvia Sellers – Washington
11. Amaya Battle – Minnesota
12. Raegan Beers – Oklahoma
13. Darianna Littlepage-Buggs – Baylor
14. Kierra Wheeler – West Virginia
15. Elle Evans – Kansas
16. Karly Weathers – Alabama
17. Amiya Joyner – LSU
18. Taina Mair – Duke
19. Gianna Kneepkens – UCLA
20. Latasha Lattimore – Ole Miss
21. Brooklyn Meyer – South Dakota State
22. Dominique Ennis – Rice
23. Brooklyn Gray – Rhode Island
24. Nala Williams – San Diego State
25. Ndidiamaka Ndukwe – Eastern Kentucky
26. Jenna Guyer – Green Bay
27. Nikola Priede – Vermont
28. Zennia Thomas – Howard
29. Madison Mathiowetz – South Dakota State
30. Kaylen Nelson – Bradley
31. Timaya Lewis-Eutsey – Marshall
32. Kalia Walker – Alabama A&M
33. Ashley Hawkins – Santa Clara
34. Laura Toffali – Morehead State
35. Zyion Shannon – Arkansas State
36. Keanna Rembert – East Carolina

JUNIORS

1. Jada Williams – Iowa State
2. Zoe Brooks – NC State
3. Carys Baker – Virginia Tech
4. Audi Crooks – Iowa State
5. MiLaysia Fulwiley – LSU
6. Gia Cooke – West Virginia
7. Grace Grocholski – Minnesota
8. Rashunda Jones – Michigan State
9. Khamil Pierre – NC State
10. Lulu Twidale – California
11. Sahara Williams – Oklahoma
12. Delaney Thomas – Duke
13. Diana Collins – Alabama
14. Desiree Wooten – Colorado
15. Jenna Villa – Oregon State
16. Kaety L’Amoreaux – Fairfield
17. Skylar Jones – Louisville
18. Reniya Kelly – North Carolina
19. Fadima Tall – Princeton
20. Skye Belker – Princeton
21. Skylar Forbes – Marquette
22. Macy Spencer – High Point
23. Taryn Barbot – Charleston
24. Amber Tretter – Miami (OH)
25. Bella Pucci – Binghamton
26. Zoe Borter – UC Santa Barbara
27. Zanai Barnett-Gay – Navy

Honourable mention: Caia Elisaldez, Chattanooga

SOPHOMORES

1. Dani Carnegie – Georgia
2. Sarah Strong – UConn
3. Ava Heiden – Iowa
4. Kennedy Blair – Michigan State
5. Chazadi Wright – Iowa
6. Sira Thienou – Ole Miss
7. Taliah Scott – Baylor
8. Toby Fournier – Duke
9. Kate Koval – LSU
10. Avery Howell – Washington
11. Lanie Grant – North Carolina
12. Mia Woolfolk – Georgia
13. Avery Koenen – North Dakota State
14. Mackenly Randolph – Louisville
15. Tajianna Roberts – Louisville
16. Ines Sotelo – Michigan State
17. Paris Bradley – Louisiana Tech
18. Kailee McDonald – Fairleigh Dickinson

FRESHMEN

1. Jaliya Davis – Kansas
2. Aaliyah Chavez – Oklahoma
3. Mia Pauldo – Tennessee
4. Grace Knox – LSU
5. Blanca Quinonez – UConn
6. Taylor Barnes – California
7. Brynn McGaughy – Washington
8. Lauren Olsen – California Baptist
9. Dakota Howard – McNeese