NEW YORK — JuJu Watkins from USC has made history by being one of three sophomores included in the preseason All-America team for women’s college basketball, a record-setting achievement.

The preseason AP All-America selections highlight the growing talent in women’s basketball, as more young players showcase their skills at a collegiate level.

Watkins, known for her impressive performances, is recognized for her potential to make a significant impact in the upcoming season.

As college teams prepare for the season ahead, the spotlight is now on these emerging stars, with expectations running high for their contributions to their respective programs.

The inclusion of multiple sophomores on the All-America team reflects a shift in the sport, where younger players are increasingly taking center stage and influencing the game at a higher level than ever before.

As the season kicks off, fans and analysts alike will be eager to see how Watkins and her fellow sophomores will perform, potentially paving the way for future generations of talent in women’s basketball.