UCLA has made history by securing the top spot in the women’s Associated Press Top 25 rankings for the first time ever.
This monumental achievement has put them ahead of perennial powerhouses such as UConn and Notre Dame, who have taken the second and third positions, respectively.
The defending champions, South Carolina, have slipped down to the fourth position in this week’s rankings.

The Bruins have shown impressive performances throughout the season, which has contributed significantly to their ascension in the rankings.
Their success this year has captivated fans and experts alike, marking a distinct turn in women’s college basketball where they have established themselves amongst the elite.
However, UConn and Notre Dame, with their rich history and tradition in the sport, remain formidable opponents, ready to challenge UCLA as the season progresses.

South Carolina, having been at the top last season, will aim to regroup and reclaim their position as they face increased competition within the league.
With the landscape of women’s college basketball continually evolving, this season promises exciting matchups and closely contested games as teams vie for supremacy.
The focus now shifts to how these teams will respond as the season unfolds, and with the playoffs approaching, every game will matter greatly in determining the final rankings.