Minnesota has made headlines by securing its first spot in the women’s AP Top 25 rankings since 2019, marking a significant milestone for the program.

The latest rankings reveal that Minnesota has entered at No. 24, indicating the team’s impressive performance and growth over the past few seasons.

This achievement not only highlights the resilience of the players and coaching staff but also signifies the increasing competitiveness in women’s college basketball.

While Minnesota celebrates this accomplishment, UCLA continues to shine at the top, maintaining its position as the No. 1 team.

Following UCLA are South Carolina and Notre Dame, holding strong at the second and third spots, respectively.
These teams are known for their exceptional skills and depth, contributing to the highly competitive landscape of women’s basketball this season.
As the season progresses, fans are eager to see how these rankings evolve, especially with teams like Minnesota aiming to climb higher and challenge the established powerhouses.