Women’s College Basketball Players Rankings – Class by Class! Week 14

This week, the Play4Kay tournament took place with various games being played at the University of North Carolina. North Carolina went undefeated in those three games. Duke remains undefeated in the ACC conference as they escaped Louisville with a one-point win. UCLA continues to be one of the top teams in the nation as they were able to defeat Michigan and remain undefeated in the Big 10 conference.

Listed below are the top 36 seniors, the top 27 juniors, the top 18 sophomores and the top 9 freshmen for the week of Feb. 2^nd, 2026, to Feb 8^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. Shay Ciezki – Indiana
2. Azzi Fudd – UConn
3. Kiki Rice – UCLA
4. Ta’Niya Latson – South Carolina
5. Nyla Harris – North Carolina
6. Bailey Maupin – Texas Tech
7. Lauren Betts – UCLA
8. Sakima Walker – California
9. Jordan Harrison – West Virginia
10. Sacha Washington – Vanderbilt
11. Madina Okot – South Carolina
12. Jana Van Gytenbeek – Baylor
13. Kara Dunn – USC
14. Raven Johnson – South Carolina
15. Gabriela Jaquez – UCLA
16. Yarden Garzon – Maryland
17. Sydney Shaw – West Virginia
18. Gemma Nunez – Texas Tech
19. Rori Harmon – Texas
20. Indya Nivar – North Carolina
21. Madison St. Rose – Princeton
22. Timaya Lewis-Eutsey – Marshall
23. Joseana Vaz – Eastern Kentucky
24. Adrianna Smith – Maine
25. Dominique Ennis – Rice
26. Shelbee Brown – UNLV
27. Madlena Gerke – Fairleigh Dickinson
28. Brooklyn Meyer – South Dakota State
29. Tessa Towers – Ball State
30. Kyra Gardner – Idaho
31. Anala Nelson – East Tennessee
32. Jackie Grisdale – Quinnipiac
33. Ashanti Lynch – Maryland Eastern Shore
34. Kalia Walker – Alabama A&M
35. Hunter Hernandez – UC Irvine
36. Lexus Bargeeser – Colorado State

JUNIORS

1. Audi Crooks – Iowa State
2. Kymora Johnson – Virginia
3. Madison Booker – Texas
4. Oluchi Okananwa – Maryland
5. S’Mya Nichols – Kansas
6. Jalynn Bristow – Texas Tech
7. Jada Williams – Iowa State
8. Mara Braun – Minnesota
9. Mjracle Sheppard – California
10. KK Arnold – UConn
11. Gia Cooke – West Virginia
12. Riley Weiss – Columbia
13. Olivia Hutcherson – Princeton
14. Skye Belker – Princeton
15. Halli Poock – Murray State
16. Amber Tretter – Miami (OH)
17. Erin Condron – UC San Diego
18. Bella Pucci – Binghamton
19. Zanai Barnett-Gay – Navy
20. Frances Ulysse – Longwood
21. Jayla Hearp – East Carolina
22. Sharneece Currie-Jelks – Murray State
23. Brooke Moore – St. John’s
24. Sophia Vital – Rhode Island
25. Jenna Guyer – Green Bay
26. Ellie Brueggemann – Lindenwood
27. Taryn Barbot – Charleston

Honourable mention: Kennedy Cambridge, Ohio State, Avery Koenen, North Dakota State

SOPHOMORES

1. Mikayla Blakes – Vanderbilt
2. Jaloni Cambridge – Ohio State
3. Joyce Edwards – South Carolina
4. Toby Fournier – Duke
5. Taliah Scott – Baylor
6. Liv McGill – Florida
7. Elsa Lemmila – Ohio State
8. Tori McKinney – Minnesota
9. Me’Arah O’Neal – Florida
10. Sarah Strong – UConn
11. Jasmine Bascoe – Villanova
12. Grace Kingery – Ball State
13. Brooke Carlson – Colorado State
14. Sa’Mya Wyatt – St. John’s
15. Paris Bradley – Louisiana Tech
16. Libby Hutton – Boise State
17. Meghan Schultz – Green Bay
18. Aniah Alexis – Rice

FRESHMEN

1. Jaliya Davis – Kansas
2. Jasmine (Jazzy) Davidson – USC
3. Aubrey Galvan – Vanderbilt
4. Aaliyah Crump – Texas
5. Ava Zediker – Creighton
6. Nevaeh Caffey – Indiana
7. Lauren Whittaker – Gonzaga
8. Lauren Olsen – California Baptist
9. Dakota Howard – McNeese