An injury to the anterior cruciate ligament in the knee can immediately send an athlete to the sideline, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that in 2006, there were more than 46,000 female athletes age 19 and younger who experienced a sprain and strain of the ACL, with nearly 30,000 requiring repair.

In fact, there are studies that young female athletes are up to eight times more likely than boys to tear their ACL. That's the motivation for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the National Athletic Trainers' Assn. to launch a public service campaign to educate on prevention and treatment.

"While there is no single exercise that can prevent ACL injuries, the chances of such an injury happening can be lowered by performing training drills that emphasize power and agility and by improving muscular reactions with jumping and balance drills," according to Letha Griffin, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine at the Peachtree Orthopaedic Clinic in Atlanta.

LA Times

James Logan Girls Varsity is looking to travel to the San Diego area in December and was looking for info on any tournaments (3 or 4 games). If you have any info please forward it to fborghi@srvusd.net

Coach’s, players, parents and fans. I have received permission from Coach Tony Jones to make this post. Coach Jones, Highly successful high school, AAU and one of the most highly regarded coaches in the state of Virginia, Will be leaving Carlisle school after this year where he has won five Visgba Virginia State Championships to take over the women’s basketball program at Patrick Henry Community College in Martinsville Virginia. Phcc is the only college in the state of Virginia that is a full member of the NJCAA in athletics. Juco ball has come to Virginia and they have a great coach to build the program. If you know of any girls who have D-1 talent or High level d-2 talent who didn’t get the scholarship they wanted or came up a short on the grades or sat scores they need to qualify or good players that just need a fresh start, please contact Coach Jones. He is in the process of recruiting for the 2009-10 season. Phcc has a beautiful campus, great academics and very nice athletic facilities. If you know of any girls, who you think should be playing at the next level contact Coach Jones at 276-340-7436 or tjred12@comcast.net
Jones record and reputation speaks for itself so move quickly as this roster will fill up fast. Phcc website www.phccsports.com and click of women’s basketball to read about Jones hiring and vision. Scholarships are available!

Division I

First round, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Locke at #1 Chatsworth
#9 Palisades at #8 Dorsey
#12 Granada Hills at #5 Carson
#13 Wilmington Banning at #4 Fairfax
#14 Birmingham at #3 Washington
#11 Venice at #6 El Camino Real
#10 Crenshaw at #7 Westchester
#15 Narbonne at #2 Taft

Notes: Quarterfinals, Friday; semifinals, Feb. 25; championship, March 7 at Galen Center (6 p.m.)

Division II

First round, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
#1 Los Angeles Wilson, bye
#17 Franklin at #16 Verdugo Hills
#24 Santee at #9 Reseda
#8 Los Angeles Marshall, bye
#5 Eagle Rock, bye
#21 North Hollywood at #12 Sylmar
#20 Hollywood at #13 San Fernando
#4 Garfield, bye
#3 Los Angeles Roosevelt, bye
14 Bell at #19 Maywood
#22 Bravo at #11 Monroe
#6 South East, bye
#7 Huntington Park, bye
#23 Panorama at #10 West Adams
#18 Granada Hills Kennedy at #15 Los Angeles Jordan
#2 Sun Valley Poly, bye

Notes: Second round, Friday; quarterfinals, Feb. 25; semifinals, Feb. 27; championship, March 7 at Roybal (6 p.m.)

Small Schools

First round, Friday, 7 p.m.
#16 Fulton at #1 View Park
#9 Annenberg at #8 Douglass
#12 USC-MaST at #5 Community Harvest
#13 Harbor Teacher at #4 Sherman Oaks CES
#14 Foshay at #3 Elizabeth
#11 Vaughn at #6 Orthopaedic
#10 CALS Early College at #7 Downtown Magnets
#15 Animo Robinson at #2 Los Angeles CES

Notes: Quarterfinals, Feb. 25; semifinals, Feb. 27; championship, March 7 at Roybal (2 p.m.)

Lady Ice Basketball will field 3 teams this off season.
2 Practices per week, 2 tournaments. Murrieta/Temecula and Riverside area.

The top players will be invited to the first ever "Top 100/5 Counties Recruiting Showcase held May 2/3. D2,D3, Naia, and Jc Coaches will be in attendance. Video Taped for D1 coaches.

More info...call Coach Malecki @ 951-445-4376.

CaliforniaPreps is in the process of increasing coverage for girls basketball. We want to cover a wide variety of teams and players, not just the elite ones.

We've assembled a good team of volunteers who are going to stress objectivity and we welcome more volunteers who want to help give girls basketball the coverage it deserves.

Some of the articles will be free, like the Adrianne Thomas one (click on link below). The volunteer staff is not being paid by CaliforniaPreps (which has a very limited budget!)- they are motivated by their desire to give more exposure to girls of all talent levels.

We will have POSITIVE coverage with no bashing! Travel teams will be mentioned from time to time, but not necessarily the top squads for them.

The website can't exist without subscriptions so I hope you'll consider supporting our efforts.

We plan to have lots of game reports, tournament reports, player reports, and even some rankings.

Adrianne Thomas article

With the Pyramid in Long Beach unavailable, Santa Ana Mater Dei will be the site for the Southern Section girls' championship games on March 6 and 7.

That could set the stage for a rare situation, where Mater Dei's heavily favored girls' team gets to play a home game for the Division II-A championship.

"It was the best venue to take care of the girls' and CIF needs," Southern Section spokesman Thom Simmons said.

LA Times

2 players transferred from LA city schools this year and claimed to have addresses in the school's boundaries and a residence check found that to be false. Apparently Delus did assist with transportation of those specific students at least a few times over the summer. He did not try to deny the situation but admitted that he handled it poorly. Also on the Canyon team is "transfer" Brook Lemar. She originally attended Golden Valley. I assume she has done an actual residence change and is therefore still allowed to participate. It might be nice to actually see players that are real residents within the Canyon area, actually get to play basketball for Canyon.

Here is the list of local nominees for the McDonald's All-American girls' basketball game, which will precede the boys' game on April 1 in Miami. The final roster will be selected in February.

Ebony Armstrong, Paramount
Gennifer Brandon, Chatsworth
Jessie Buehler, Rosary
Darshae Burnside, Cajon
Talia Caldwell, Marlborough
Tayler Champion, Inglewood
Layshia Clarendon, Cajon
Stefanie Corgel, Marlborough
Chrystal Guarin, Troy
Ariel Hale, Canyon
Elizabeth Hartnett, Rosary
Brittany Henderson, Muir
Makenzie Hirz, Foothill
Amanda Johnson, Mira Costa
Christina Marinacci, Foothill
Destini Mason, Perris
Emily McCoy, Rosary
Carly Meyer, Rosary
Angela Misa, JSerra
Tiffany Moorer, Narbonne
Monique Oliver, Long Beach Poly
Haiden Palmer, Vista Del Lago
Doris Park-Sherman, Newbury Park
Kaitlyn Peterson, Mission Viejo
Eliza Pierre, Muir
Blair Shinoda, Foothill
Shaylese Shofner, Lynwood
Emiko Smith, Windward
Lauren Spinazze, Esperanza
Kiyana Stamps, Perris
Noelani Viloria, Huntington Beach
Cierra Warren, Los Osos
Amber Williams, Etiwanda
Meghin Williams, Summit
Cierra Windham, Norco

Per the LB Press-Telegram

Former Poly High girls basketball star Jasmine Dixon, one of the nation's top recruits in 2008 who signed a letter of intent with Rutgers University, left the New Jersey school just five games into her freshman year.

As reported by The Newark (N.J.) Star-Ledger earlier this month, Dixon left the Scarlet Knight program and will transfer to another school. Tuesday it was reported that Dixon is considering transferring to UCLA.

"It's just not a good fit," Rutgers coach C. Vivian Stringer said in The Star-Ledger on Dec.8. "(Dixon will) be fine.

"We'll be fine."

Attempts to contact Dixon on Wednesday were unsuccessful.

Dixon played in Rutgers' two exhibition games and first five official games of the season, averaging 3.2 points, 1.6 rebounds and 8.8 minutes. She had a season-high seven points in consecutive games against Saint Joseph's (an 86-59 win) and Princeton (an 83-35 win).

Full story

All the last day's scores:

Gold Division

Championship
Ventura 41, Buena 36
Ventura's Maddie Fahan scored 21 points and was the tournament MVP.

Third Place
Thousand Oaks 53, San Clemente 50

Fifth Place
Summit 56, Pacific Hills 51

Seventh Place
Great Oak 54, Newbury Park 38

Ninth Place
Cathedral 48, Poway 47

11th Place
Oakland Castlemont 52, Hart 48

13th Place
Palmdale 58, Royal 38

15th Place
Oxnard Pacifica 45, Oxnard 32


Green Division

Championship
Orange Lutheran 59, Santa Maria St. Joseph 43
Natalie Luzar of Orange Lutheran was the tournament MVP.

Third Place
Arroyo Grande 55, Chaminade 48

Fifth Place
Santa Barbara 65, Beaverton (Ore.) 57

Seventh Place
Dos Pueblos 62, Channel Islands 32

Ninth Place
Rio Mesa 43, Morro Bay 32

11th Place
St. Bonaventure 64, Righetti 40

13th Place
Santa Ynez 34, Mountain View St. Francis 33

15th Place
Rosamond 46, San Marcos 41

Saturday's scores

Villa Park 55, Chandler (Ariz.) Basha 44
Brea Olinda 56, St. Louis St. Joesph's Academy
Santa Margarita 52, Edison 41
Long Beach Poly 70, Middle Village (N.Y.) Christ the King 26
Sacramento 63, Marlborough 61
Rosary 46, Marina 33
Canyon Springs 73, Gillette (Wyo.) Campbell County
St. Francis 65, Portland (Ore.) Jefferson 53
Huntington Beach 80, Avondale (Ariz.) Westview 30
Mater Dei 78, Las Vegas Centennial 46
Mira Costa 57, Chatsworth 53
Bell-Jeff 74, L.A. CES 52
St. Paul 65, Tolleson (Ariz.) 59
Nashville (Tenn.) Harpeth Hall 47, Narbonne 40
Alemany 63, Fairfax 49

This message is for Dave Keeler, do you keep track of the Pacific League for Girls Basketball?

Not necessarily a strong league, but with Muir in the mix, other teams in the league can gauge themselves against them.

Just interested in hearing your response.

The City Section boys' and girls' championship games in basketball will be held at USC's Galen Center on Friday, March 6 as a doubleheader.

The City Invitational and small school finals will be held at Los Angeles Roybal on Saturday, March 7.

LA Times

Chloe Wells burst onto the area high school girls basketball scene as a freshman at Fontana Miller High, being named the CIF-SS 2AA and The Press-Enterprise Player of the Year.

Now a junior, Wells has left Miller and enrolled at Apex High in Carey, N. C., she and her father John Wells confirmed Sunday night.

Full story

Here are the MVPs from the Roundball Extravaganza held this past Saturday at Mission Viejo High.

Ninth-grade game:

Connie Ballesteros, Villa Park
Casey Taylor, Capistrano Valley
Jordan Adams, Mater Dei


10th-grade game:

Jessica Duarte, Mater Dei
Olivia Winokur, Dana Hills


11th-grade game:

Kelsey Harris, Brea Olinda
Cassie Harberts, San Clemente
Melissa Zornig, Santa Margarita


12th-grade game:

Jonae Ervin, Brea Olinda
Christina Marinacci, Foothill
Kaitlyn Peterson, Mission Viejo

The Swoosh Fall Classic

The Largest Two Day Tournament in the Country

November 1-2, 2008

16 Courts at the American Sports Center plus other Orange County facilities.

Expecting 300+ teams from US and Canada

Boys and Girls 4th ? 8th Grade plus High School

$325.00 per team for 3-5 games guaranteed

6 Foot Trophies will be awarded

WWW.Swooshbasketball.org

WWW.Swooshtournaments.com

Swoosh Basketball
805-934-7762
swooshbasketball@gmail.com

Already close to 225 confirmed teams:

3th Grade/9u Boys Division
Breakaway
SGV 3 Blue

4th Grade/10u Boys Division
San Diego Ballers
NJB Stars
SGV 4 Blue
Valley Thunder

5th Grade/11u Boys Division
San Diego Ballers
NJB Stars
SGV 5 White
San Fernando Valley Jaguars
LA Rebels
NJB Stars
SGV 5 Blue
NJB Stars

6th Grade/12u Boys Division
3Ball
San Diego Ballers
NOC
SGV 6 White
San Fernando Valley Jaguars
Gamepoint Basketball
RC Bullets
San Diego PBC
AVAC
NJB Stars
SGV 6 Blue
Blue Crush

7th Grade/13u Boys Division
Fresno Xtreme Ballerz
San Diego Ballers
805 Hive
Omega Basketball
Fresno Xtreme Ballerz
NOC
SGV 7 White
Simi Valley Cagers
Ojai Lightning
Gamepoint Basketball
RC Bullets
San Diego PBC
San Fernando Wolves
AVAC
NJB Stars
SGV 7 Blue
Blue Crush
Arizona Gym Rats

8th Grade/14u Boys Division
OC Basketball Club
3Ball
San Diego Ballers
805 Hive
Santee Warriors
Omega Basketball
OC Warriors
SGV 8 Blue
San Fernando Valley Jaguars
In The Zone
3D Basketball (Canada)
Basketball University Blue Devils
Gamepoint Basketball
San Diego PBC
OC Bulls
Fresno Xtreme Ballerz
NJB Stars
Simi Valley Cagers
RC Bulls?
Blue Crush
Bulldogs
Arizona Gym Rats

High School Boys Bronze Division
NOC
Lago Seco Boys
South County Basketball Bronze
Tracy Hurricanes
OC Basketball Club
San Diego PBC
Warren HS

High School Boys Silver Division
NOC
RC Bullets
South County Basketball Silver
Warren HS

High School Boys Gold Division
AVAC
OC Basketball Club
NOC-Elite
In The Zone
Simi Valley Cagers
Lago Seco Boys
South County Basketball Gold
Warren HS

4th Grade Girls Division
Ventura Nets
NJB Stars
SGV 4 Blue

5th Grade Girls Division
SGV
SGV
Bakersfield Lady Dawgs
Heart And Soul
Mission Rec
NJB Stars
SGV 5 Blue

6th Grade Girls Division
Santa Barbara Blazers
Bay Area Bulldogs
SGV 6 White
Irvine Sting
Tulare Thunder
Synergy
SGV
Mission Rec
Bakersfield Lady Dawgs
GBL
NJB Stars
SGV 6 Blue

7th Grade Girls Division
OC Rhythm
Santa Barbara Blazers
Bay Area Bulldogs
Valley Thunder
Bakersfield Lady Dawgs
OC Rhythm
SGV 7 White
Synergy
NJB Stars
Fusion Blue
East Bay Xplosion
Mission Rec
SGV
VC Elite
SGV 7 Blue
NJB
GBL
Tulare Thunder

8th Grade Girls Division
Santa Barbara Blazers
Lil Cards
Santee Warriors 8th Grade
OC Rhythm
Team Elite
Norco Outlaws
Fusion Gold
Pacific Elite
LQ Lakers
Bakersfield Lady Dawgs
NJB Stars
South Bay Waves
Runnin Ravens
Corona Lady Diamonds
East Bay Xplosion
Mission Rec
SGV 8 Blue
OC Rhythm
OC Rhythm
GBL
CFC Lady Jammers
Emerald City Swish Black (Elite team, best in WA)
Emerald City Swish White


High School Girls JV Silver Division
Swoosh
Santa Barbara Blazers
Santa Barbara Rebels
Tesoro High School (silver)
Warren HS

High School Girls JV Gold Division
Swoosh
Santa Barbara Blazers
OC Rhythm
FBC - Riverside
Warren HS
VC Elite

High School Girls Varsity Bronze Division
NOC Red
Santa Barbara Rebels
Swift Red
OC Elite
OC Elite #2


High School Girls Varsity Silver Division
NOC Black
Newbury Park HS
Hub City Gym Rats
Warren HS
Granite Hills HS Soaring Eagles
Lady Devils

High School Girls Varsity Gold Division
Newbury Park HS
Swoosh
Santa Barbara Blazers
Pressure Basketball
OC Rhythm
E LA Warriors
Rampage
Swift Black
Blue Crush
GBL

Swoosh Basketball

Canyon of Canyon Country should be a contender if not the favorite in the Foothill League this season with the addition of three key transfers.

The Cowboys picked up juniors Vanessa Aguilar from Grant of Van Nuys, Alexa Davison from Cleveland of Reseda and sophomore Brieanna Perkins from Quartz Hill.

Canyon also has a promising freshman prospect in 6'1 forward Mariah Meuborn.

Jack Pollon

Any word on where Ki-Shawna Moore will go to college?

BCA fall workouts at Lawndale High School, 14901 Inglewood ave., Lawndale, Ca. 90260. We will invite players interested in spring '09 travel and returning BCA players. Workouts will go from 12-2pm starting this Sat. and every Sat until the start of high school practice.

14U tryouts will now start as well. 14U will travel from Dec. thru Summer '09.

High School to 12U girls are also invited to workout.

Please contact Rodney Robinson @ 818/602-6759 or Donley Minor @ 310/617-5562 for more info.

Thanks,
Rodney Robinson
BCA / Team Blue Chip

...Cal. Gennifer Brandona 6-foot-3 center from Chatsworth who's considered the top girls' basketball player in the City Section, has committed to California, according to Coach Michelle Chevalier.

Brandon, who averaged 13 points and 13 rebounds as a junior, also considered UCLA, USC, Texas and Arizona State.

LA Times

The former Lynwood star has had injury problems that have plagued her collegiate career but she seems to be showing signs of her old self in preseason pick up games at College Park, Maryland.

After much rest and rehab, the senior was looking spry, leading the break, dropping dimes, and knocking down jumpshots with regularity.

Per Terrapin Times reports

...USC. This is a great pickup for the Trojans. The 6-3 F/C from Long Beach Poly had narrowed her choices to USC, Maryland, and LSU.

Learn Where The Professionals Learn
SCHOOL OF ROUNDBALL
Personalized Instruction For The Serious Athlete



PERIMETER SKILL CLINIC
Girls' High School Varsity

The School Of Roundball announces its 7th Annual 'Perimeter Skill Clinic' to be held @ NBA clientele.

The single-day invitational event will consist of Individual & Group Breakdown Drills and includes Scrimmage play. Participants will be exposed to a variety of advanced level techniques which will better enable them to maximize their offensive capabilities. In addition, players will have an opportunity to compete against and alongside topflight perimeter players from throughout Northern & Central California.

Registration will be limited to 36 players. Those interested in attending this year's event should contact Coach Luna at: hoopschool@hotmail.com

CLINIC FEE: $90.00

LIST OF PAST PARTICIPANTS


Sebnem Kimyacioglu (Pinewood High/Stanford University)
Kristin Iwanaga (Archbishop Mitty High/University of California-Berkeley)
Toni Russell (Sacred Heart Cathedral High/University of San Francisco)
Katie Meinhardt (Saint Ignatius High/Boston University)
Sarah Feely (Pinewood High/University of the Pacific)
Tessa Moon (Sacred Heart Cathedral High/Cal-State Fullerton)
Charmaine Ramos (Tennyson High/University of San Francisco)
Cameo Hicks (Merrill West High/University of Washington)
Mary-Eileen Gallagher (Archbishop Mitty High/Northeastern University)
Yasemin Kimyacioglu (Pinewood High/Santa Clara University)
Cecilia Russell-Nava (Archbishop Mitty High/New Mexico State)
Jamie McCabe (Aptos High/University of Hartford)
Jessica Ross (Notre Dame-Salinas High/Pepperdine University)
Kirian Ishizaki (Presentation High/University of California-Irvine)
Daniela Roark (Pinewood High/University of Southern Cal)
Samantha Hart (Soquel High/University of the Pacific)
Danielle Parker (Lemoore High/Cal-State Fullerton)
Meagan Williams (Sheldon High/University of California-Santa Barbara)
Jasmine Scott (Valley High/Cal-State Fullerton)
Derisa Taleni (Wilcox High/University of Idaho)
Kelli Parker (Lemoore High/Santa Clara University)
Erica Helms (Deer Valley High/University of Nevada-Las Vegas)
Rachel Bilney (Branson High/University of Richmond)
Samantha Bilney (Branson High/University of Richmond)
Vicky Deely (Justin Siena High/University of California-Davis)
Alex Cowling (St. Patrick-St. Vincent High/Loyola-Marymount University)
Lauren Bell (Sacred Heart Cathedral High/Pepperdine University)
Ashlee Burns (Miramonte High/Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo)
Hannah Stephens (Archbishop Mitty High/University of Utah)
Tabytha Wampler (West Valley High/New Mexico State)
Tika Koshiyama-Diaz (Pinewood High/Sacramento State)
Jessica Graham (Modesto Christian High/University of Idaho)
Hannah Passafuime (Soquel High/Brown University)
Alex Carbonel (American High/Saint Mary's College)
Caty Huntington (Liberty High/Northern Arizona University)
Maggie McCarthy (Saint Ignatius High/Seattle University)
Alex White (Folsom High/Sacramento State)
Tierra Rodgers (Sacred Heart Cathedral High/University of California-Berkeley)



CLINIC DIRECTOR
Ruben Luna
Coach Luna develops and conducts individual workouts involving fundamental skill drills for professional athletes. Max Zhang (Cal).

Along with having led Bay Pride to three San Francisco Pro-Am League championships, Coach Luna has coached at the Division I, Division III, Junior College, and High School level. Coach Luna's Bay Pride teams featured Steve Nash.

Coach Luna has also conducted Antonio Davis[/I] Big Man Camps, and was instrumental as the co-founder in establishing the Primera Escuela del Basquetbol, a prototype developmental school in Mexico City which introduced advanced offensive and defensive concepts to prep athletes and coaches.

COACHING STAFF


JODY CRAIG
Head Coach-Foothill College

Coach Craig beginning her 14th year at Foothill College, her 13th as head coach, has guided the Owls to 10 Coast Conference titles during her tenure. The Owls have been in the California Community College State Sweet 16 in eight out the past 10 years; the Elite 8 four times in the past five years; and the Final Four twice-including an apperance in the State Title game last season. Coach Craig has been instrumental in the development and transfer of over 40 players to four year universities. Before joining the Foothill program, Coach Craig was in charge of the Girls' basketball program at San Luis High where the Tigers won the CIF Championship in 1995. A graduate of Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, she capped off an illustrious career with D-II All-American honors her senior year.

KRISTIN IWANAGA
Head Coach-St. Francis Central Coast Catholic High School
In her first year as Head Coach on the Varsity level, Coach Iwanaga lead her team to a 23-10 record-including qualifing for the CIF NorCal playoffs after reaching the CCS Division V Title game. As a player, Coach Iwanaga ended her playing career at UC-Berkeley as a four year starter and four year captain for the Bears, and was twice voted Team MVP. In addition to being named Honorable Mention All-Pac-10, she also holds the single season Pac-10 records for three point shooting percentage and free throw percentage. Also, she holds the Pac-10 career record for free throw percentage, as well as, a NCAA record for free throw percentage. As a prep standout Point Guard, Coach Iwanaga helped lead Archbishop Mitty to the 1999 Division I CIF State title. Finished High School career with a 109-6 record.

TRACY CARPENTER
Former Head Coach-New Zealand Women's National Team
Coach Carpenter has over 20 years of coaching experience at the High School, College and Professional levels and has coached 12 NBA/WNBA Players and Olympians from New Zealand, Canada, China and the United States. A former New Zealand Pro League National Coach of the Year, Coach Carpenter served as an Assistant Coach for the New Zealand Women's team at the 2000 Olympics held in Sydney, Australia. As well as being a former Head Coach of the New Zealand Women's National Team, Coach Carpenter was also the Head Coach of the San Jose Spiders of the NWBL.

RANK NAME POS HT WT STATE GRADE SCHOOL
1 Brittney Griner P 6'7" TX 95 Baylor
2 Kelsey Bone P 6'5" TX 94 None
3 Skylar Diggins PG 5'8" IN 93 None
4 Markel Walker W 6'1" PA 93 None
5 Cokie Reed P 6'4" TX 93 None
6 Monique Oliver P 6'3" CA 93 None
7 Shenneika Smith W 6'1" NY 93 None
8 Destiny Williams F 6'3" MI 92 None
9 Tierra Ruffin-Pratt G 5'10" VA 92 None
10 Joslyn Tinkle P 6'3" MT 92 None
11 Jasmine Hassell P 6'2" TN 92 None
12 Tayler Hill G 5'10" MN 92 None
13 Taber Spani G 6'1" MO 92 None
14 China Crosby PG 5'6" NY 92 None
15 Sam Ostarello W 6'2" SD 92 Purdue
16 Mikaela Ruef W 6'3" OH 92 None
17 Mariah Chandler F 6'2" GA 91 Baylor
18 Karisma Penn F 6'2" OH 91 None
19 Nikki Green P 6'5" TX 91 None
20 Tierra Rogers W 5'11" CA 91 California
21 Erinn Thompson P 6'3" NC 90 Virginia
22 Eliza Pierre PG 5'7" CA 90 None
23 Krista Gross W 6'0" NC 90 None
24 DeNesha Stallworth F 6'1" CA 90 California
25 Bianca Lutley G 5'11" FL 90 None
26 Ta'Shauna Rodgers G 5'11" VA 89 Georgetown
27 Morgan Toles PG 5'9" GA 89 Auburn
28 Waltia Rolle P 6'6" TX 89 None
29 Kristi Bellock F 6'1" LA 89 None
30 Gennifer Brandon F 6'3" CA 89 None
31 Cierra Warren P 6'3" CA 89 None
32 Alyssa Bennett W 6'2" VA 89 None
33 Morgan Stroman W 6'1" SC 89 None
34 Kelly Faris G 5'11" IN 89 Connecticut
35 Christina Marinacci W 6'2" CA 89 USC
36 Adrienne GodBold G 5'8" IL 89 None
37 Lexie Gerson G 5'11" NJ 89 Virginia
38 Joanna McFarland P 6'2" KS 89 Oklahoma
39 Erica Wheeler PG 5'7" FL 89 None
40 Inga Orekhova W 6'3" CA 89 None
41 Anne Marie Armstrong G 6'3" GA 88 Georgia
42 Sarah Watkins F 6'3" TN 88 Arkansas
43 Talia Caldwell P 6'3" CA 88 California
44 Adrianna Prins P 6'6" CO 88 Iowa State
45 Blanche Alverson F 6'3" GA 88 Auburn
46 Jenice Johnson P 6'6" DC 88 North Carolina State
47 Asya Bussie P 6'3" MD 88 None
48 Diamond Ashmore P 6'3" OK 88 None
49 Brenna Heater F 6'3" OR 88 California
50 Jasmine Smith G 5'8" OK 88 None
51 Jasmine James G 5'9" TN 88 Georgia
52 Dara Taylor PG 5'9" DE 88 Maryland
53 Sharena Taylor PG 5'9" MI 88 Georgia Tech
54 Shante Evans F 6'1" PA 88 None
55 Kendall Hackney F 6'2" OH 88 USC
56 Adrienne Webb W 5'10" AL 88 LSU
57 Samantha Arnold W 6'4" IL 88 Michigan
58 Jordan Madden W 6'0" AR 88 Baylor
59 Sarina Simmons W 6'1" WI 88 Marquette
60 Adrienne Pracher PG 5'7" TN 88 None
61 Gevenia Carter G 5'8" TX 88 Central Florida
62 Nikki Burton PG 5'11" NC 88 None
63 Emilee Harmon W 6'1" OH 88 Ohio State
64 Shanay Washington W 6'1" TX 87 Baylor
65 Adia Mathies G 5'9" KY 87 None
66 Amanda Burakoski G 6'0" NY 87 St John's
67 Layshia Clarendon G 5'9" CA 87 None
68 Emily Correal F 6'3" PA 87 None
69 Faith Dupree P 6'4" TN 87 Tennessee
70 Ieasia Walker PG 5'7" NY 87 None
71 Simone Egwu P 6'3" MD 87 Virginia
72 Lakeesa Daniel P 6'4" NC 87 None
73 Christine Huber F 6'4" NY 87 Rutgers
74 Katie Loberg P 6'4" MN 87 Minnesota
75 Kamiko Williams G 5'11" TN 87 Tennessee
76 Alexandria Bentley G 5'7" IN 87 None
77 Daniell Jackson PG 5'3" VA 87 None
78 Jaime Printy G 5'11" IA 87 Iowa
79 Tahira Johnson F 6'1" NY 87 None
80 Tamika Willis P 6'3" GA 87 None
81 Tarik Hislop G 5'7" MD 87 None
82 Alexis Rogers W 6'1" OH 86 Duke
83 Diana Rolniak F 6'3" CO 86 Utah
84 Ki-shawna Moore PG 5'8" CA 86 None
85 Devon Kane PG 5'6" PA 86 Villanova
86 Taylor Wurst G 6'0" WI 86 None
87 Inesha Hale PG 5'7" MO 86 None
88 Nyree Williams F 6'1" MD 86 North Carolina
89 Kelsey Smith P 6'4" IL 86 Michigan State
90 Stephanie Holzer P 6'3" PA 86 None
91 Ashley Wilson F 6'0" IL 86 Purdue
92 Terry Green F 6'0" NY 86 None
93 Toni Young F 6'3" TX 86 Oklahoma State
94 Theairra Taylor G 5'11" MN 86 None
95 Katie Rutan G 5'8" PA 86 Xavier
96 Rachel Story PG 5'6" WI 85 Marquette
97 Lindsey Moore PG 5'9" WA 85 None
98 Cierra Windham W 6'0" CA 85 None
99 Monique Smalls PG 5'6" TX 85 Texas Tech
100 Keyrra Gillespie PG 5'6" NC