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The Hillsdale College women's basketball squad has been named to the Women's Basketball Coaches Association Academic Team Honor Rolls for the 2025‑26 season, posting a 3.329 cumulative GPA while preparing for a campaign that could make them the first program in school history to post five consecutive winning records.
The University of Maine women's basketball program has been recognized seventh among NCAA Division I teams in the latest WBCA Academic Top 25, reflecting a sustained commitment to scholarship and competition.
Purdue Fort Wayne's women's basketball team receives special mention for academic excellence, highlighting Horizon League's strong performance and a record of consistent recognition.
Le Moyne College’s women’s basketball team will welcome Syracuse University on Dec. 16 in a landmark matchup that pits two rising programs against each other.
The Women's Basketball Coaches Association has recognized the North Dakota State women's basketball team for its exemplary academic performance, placing it second nationally with a 3.926 cumulative GPA.
The Liberty women's basketball program has earned consecutive recognition on the WBCA Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll, posting a 3.443 GPA and highlighting top scholars such as Maleah Alexander and Emmy Stout.
The Green Bay Phoenix women’s basketball squad has earned the highest GPA among Division I programs, capturing the top spot on the WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll for the sixth time.
The Bulldogs' 3.364 GPA earned them a special mention on the 2025‑26 WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll, highlighting a continued focus on scholarly achievement.
The Gannon women's basketball program has been named to the WBCA 2025‑26 Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll, highlighting a 3.755 collective GPA and national recognition for academic excellence.
The Gustavus women's basketball program has been recognized for its scholarly achievements, earning a spot on the WBCA Academic Top 25 Honor Roll and preparing for another NCAA tournament run.
The Longwood University women's basketball squad has been named a Special Mention in the WBCA Academic Top 25 for the second year in a row, posting a 3.493 cumulative GPA and featuring eleven players with 3.0 GPAs or higher.
The University of Illinois women's basketball program has earned a Special Mention in the 2025-26 WBCA Academic Top 25 Team Honor Roll, posting a 3.624 combined GPA that tops the Big Ten for the third consecutive season.
The Central College women's basketball program has been honored for the fifth consecutive year by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, posting a 3.36 team GPA and celebrating multiple academic all‑conference selections.
The Kent State women's basketball team received a Special Mention from the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, boasting a 3.602 team GPA and eight Academic All-MAC honorees, the most in the league.
Two Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference programs were recognized among the nation’s top academic basketball teams for the 2025-26 season, with several others receiving special mention.
The Spartans' strong classroom performance led to a conference‑wide acknowledgment and individual player accolades.
The University of Pennsylvania women's basketball squad celebrated academic accolades while preparing for a strong finish to the season.
The Women's Basketball Coaches Association has honored Stevens Institute of Technology's women's basketball team for its outstanding academic performance and strong on‑court results during the 2025‑26 season.
The Women's Basketball Coaches Association has released its 2025‑26 Academic Top 25 Team Honor Rolls, highlighting Manhattan University's notable cumulative GPA and standout student‑athletes.
The Green Bay women's basketball program continues to blend athletic success with academic distinction, securing the highest GPA among Division I teams for the second consecutive year.
Two CUNY Athletic Conference programs are celebrated for their scholarly achievements, surpassing the association's 3.0 GPA threshold and reflecting a growing emphasis on scholar‑athlete development.
Seton Hall's women's basketball program received a Special Mention from the Women's Basketball Coaches Association for its academic performance, posting a 3.297 GPA that placed it just outside the Top 25. Meanwhile, Green Bay, coached by Kayla Karius, topped NCAA Division I with a 3.965 cumulative GPA.
The team posted a 3.36 GPA, with seven players earning academic all‑conference honors and four receiving All‑District recognition.
Gardner‑Webb’s women’s basketball program receives special mention in the WBCA Academic Top 25, underscoring a 3.57 team GPA and conference‑wide scholarly achievement.