74 basketball players from North Carolina to play in NCAA women’s tournament

74 basketball players from North Carolina to play in NCAA women’s tournament
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North Carolina is being represented by 74 players in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament.

California will have the most players on the hard court during this year’s tournament with 161 players, followed by Texas with 152.

Charlotte is the most popular hometown for NCAA players from North Carolina in the tournament with 10 players.

North Carolina Players in 2024 NCAA Tournament

Name Team Height Position Hometown
Indya Nivar North Carolina Tar Heels 5′10″ Guard Apex
Diamond McDowell Anderson Trojans 6′2″ Forward Asheboro
Caroline Condra De Pauw Tigers 5′10″ Guard Asheville
Emma Larios High Point Panthers 5′7″ Shooting Guard Asheville
Anna Wilcox Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets 5′8″ Guard Asheville
Charlotte Torgerson Christopher Newport Captains 5′7″ Guard Boone
Hannah Russell UNC Pembroke Braves 6′2″ Forward Burlington
Teonni Key Kentucky Wildcats 6′4″ Forward Cary
Maria Savvun Southern Virginia Knights Point Guard Cary
McKenna Snively Christopher Newport Captains 5′9″ Guard Chapel Hill
Abi Stone Tufts Jumbos 6′0″ Forward Chapel Hill
Jessica Timmons Alabama Crimson Tide 5′8″ Guard Charlotte
Valeria Batista Belmont Abbey Crusaders 6′1″ Forward Charlotte
Reigan Richardson Duke Blue Devils 5′11″ Guard Charlotte
Chandler Brooks Embry-Riddle FL Eagles 5′11″ Forward Charlotte
Mila Holloway Michigan Wolverines 5′10″ Guard Charlotte
Blanca Thomas North Carolina Tar Heels 6′5″ Center Charlotte
Seini Henry Ohio State Buckeyes 6′0″ Forward Charlotte
Anastasia Sinclair UNC Pembroke Braves 5′7″ Guard Charlotte
Mary Schleusner Vermont Catamounts 6′1″ Guard, Center and Forward Charlotte
Mary Schleusner Washington and Lee Generals 6′1″ Guard, Center and Forward Charlotte
Samantha Meyers Coker Cobras 5′9″ Forward Concord
Ella Hobbs Ohio State Buckeyes 6′4″ Forward Concord
Mia Raymond Gettysburg Bullets 5′5″ Guard Cornelius
Kallie Lusk Belmont Abbey Crusaders 5′10″ Forward and Guard Denver
Madison Lusk Belmont Abbey Crusaders 5′6″ Guard Denver
Sydney Barker North Carolina Tar Heels 5′7″ Guard Durham
Sarah Strong UConn Huskies 6′2″ Forward Durham
Joelle Davis UNC Greensboro Spartans 5′10″ Guard Durham
Maya Hood UNC Pembroke Braves 5′9″ Guard Durham
Ashara Hayes Fayetteville State Broncos 5′11″ Forward Fayetteville
DaiJa Turner TCU Horned Frogs 6′3″ Forward Fayetteville
Tamia Morris UNC Pembroke Braves 5′3″ Guard Fayetteville
Skylar White Virginia State Trojans 5′7″ Point Guard Fayetteville
Malea Garrison UNC Pembroke Braves 5′9″ Forward Franklinville
Nyah Wilkins Fayetteville State Broncos 5′10″ Forward Garner
KK Deans Ole Miss Rebels 5′8″ Guard Greensboro
Ramsey Cureton Fayetteville State Broncos 5′9″ Guard Greenville
Zamareya Jones North Carolina State Wolfpack 5′7″ Guard Greenville
Dana Galinis Principia Panthers 6′1″ Forward Greenville
Cassidy Geddes William & Mary Tribe 5′7″ Guard Hickory
Courtney Taylor Coker Cobras 5′4″ Guard High Point
Staci Williams Fairleigh Dickinson Knights 5′8″ Guard Holly Springs
DeNaira Williams UNC Pembroke Braves 5′8″ Guard Hope Mills
Dearia Page Belmont Abbey Crusaders 5′2″ Guard Huntersville
Janiah Shular Belmont Abbey Crusaders 6′0″ Guard and Forward Huntersville
Kay Decker Stevens Ducks 5′7″ Guard and Forward Huntersville
Jadyn Murray Johns Hopkins Blue Jays 6′1″ Center Kernersville
Aysia Foster Southern Virginia Knights Forward Knightdale
Maya Foster Southern Virginia Knights Small Forward Knightdale
Katie Story Belmont Abbey Crusaders 5′2″ Guard Lenoir
Mia Wilson Christopher Newport Captains 5′8″ Guard Murphy
Jashontae Harris Fayetteville State Broncos 5′5″ Guard Raeford
Reychel Douglas Alabama Crimson Tide 6′0″ Guard Raleigh
Ashley Woodfin Embry-Riddle FL Eagles 5′6″ Guard Raleigh
Amina Miles Fayetteville State Broncos 6′2″ Forward Raleigh
Morgan Graham Fayetteville State Broncos 6′0″ Forward Raleigh
Danielle Jackson Francis Marion Patriots 6′1″ Forward Raleigh
Imani Lester Kansas State Wildcats 6′4″ Forward Raleigh
Natalie Evington UNC Pembroke Braves 5′7″ Guard Red Springs
Neveah Colon Fayetteville State Broncos 5′4″ Point Guard Rockingham
Keayna McLaughlin Fayetteville State Broncos 5′8″ Guard Southern Pines
Tanjaneeka Eichelberger Fayetteville State Broncos 5′8″ Guard St. Pauls
Zaria Clark UNC Pembroke Braves 5′9″ Guard Stanley
Maddy Powell Fort Hays State Tigers 5′8″ Guard Wake Forest
KaNyah O’Neal Fayetteville State Broncos 5′8″ Guard Washington
Reagan Iovino Belmont Abbey Crusaders 5′4″ Guard Waxhaw
Amanda Sacoto UNC Pembroke Braves 6′1″ Forward Waxhaw
Saniya Rivers North Carolina State Wolfpack 6′1″ Guard Wilmington
Serenity McNair NYU Violets 5′5″ Guard Wilson
Addison Guldberg Wisconsin Lutheran Warriors 6′2″ Center Winston Salem,
Aijah Evans Fayetteville State Broncos 5′9″ Small Forward Winston-Salem
Alivia Evans Fayetteville State Broncos 5′9″ Guard Winston-Salem
Raniyah Hocutt Fayetteville State Broncos 6′3″ Center Winston-Salem

Total Tournament Teams and Players by State

State Total Tournament Players Total Tournament Teams
California 161 11
Texas 152 11
New York 137 11
Pennsylvania 131 16
Wisconsin 125 9
Illinois 120 5
Ohio 115 4
Minnesota 104 5
New Jersey 82 4
Massachusetts 81 10
Michigan 81 8
North Carolina 74 8
Tennessee 67 6
Georgia 61 4
Virginia 57 10
Indiana 48 5
Maryland 39 2
Florida 38 7
Colorado 37 4
Iowa 36 3
Connecticut 33 6
Missouri 32 1
Washington 32 3
Kentucky 30 5
Oklahoma 29 3
South Carolina 22 4
Kansas 22 3
Alabama 21 3
Arizona 16 1
Nebraska 15 2
Arkansas 14 2
Montana 13 2
Oregon 13 2
Utah 12 1
New Hampshire 12 1
South Dakota 12 1
Maine 11 2
Nevada 10 0
West Virginia 9 2
Delaware 7 0
New Mexico 7 1
Mississippi 6 2
Alaska 5 1
Idaho 5 0
Rhode Island 5 0
Vermont 5 1
Louisiana 4 2
Wyoming 3 0
North Dakota 1 0
Hawaii 1 0


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