33 basketball players from New Jersey jumping for first place in women’s NCAA tournament

33 basketball players from New Jersey jumping for first place in women’s NCAA tournament
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New Jersey is being represented by 33 players in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament.

Texas will have the most players on the hard court during this year’s tournament with 47 players, followed by California with 46.

There are no players from Wyoming, West Virginia or New Mexico competing this year.

Rahway, Manasquan and Belmar are the most popular hometowns for NCAA players from New Jersey in the tournament.

Players from New Jersey in 2023 NCAA Women’s Tournament
Name Team Height Position Hometown
Makoye Diawara Norfolk State Spartans 6′0″ Forward Bayonne
Faith Masonius Maryland Terrapins 6′1″ Forward, Guard Belmar
Dara Mabrey Notre Dame Fighting Irish 5′7″ Guard Belmar
Sajada Bonner Sacred Heart Pioneers 6′0″ Guard Cliffwood
Christina Dalce Villanova Wildcats 6′2″ Forward Edison
Grace Munt Holy Cross Crusaders 5′11″ Guard Fair Haven
Zanai Jones Villanova Wildcats 5′6″ Guard Jersey City
Kylee Watson Notre Dame Fighting Irish 6′4″ Forward Linwood
Mary-Elizabeth Donnelly Holy Cross Crusaders 6′0″ Guard Manasquan
Lovin Marsicano Monmouth Hawks 6′1″ Forward Manasquan
Destiny Adams North Carolina Tar Heels 6′3″ Guard, Forward Manchester
Meg Cahalan Holy Cross Crusaders 6′2″ Forward Middletown
Bella Runyan Villanova Wildcats 5′11″ Guard Moorestown
Amaya Evans Iona Gaels 5′4″ Guard Neptune
Danielle Robinson Norfolk State Spartans 5′11″ Guard, Forward Newark
Lucy Thomas Monmouth Hawks 6′0″ Forward Ocean
Madison St. Rose Princeton Tigers 5′10″ Guard Old Bridge
Olivia Miles Notre Dame Fighting Irish 5′10″ Guard Phillipsburg
Wil’Lisha Jackson Sacred Heart Pioneers 5′8″ Guard, Forward Rahway
Taylor Williams Southern Lady Jaguars 5′8″ Guard Rahway
Kayla Richardson Monmouth Hawks 5′11″ Forward Red Bank
Diamond Miller Maryland Terrapins 6′3″ Guard Somerset
Paige Morton Princeton Tigers 6′3″ Forward Summit
Antonia Panayides Monmouth Hawks 5′7″ Guard Tinton Falls
Justine Pissott Tennessee Lady Volunteers 6′4″ Guard, Forward Toms River
Bella Vito Vermont Catamounts 5′9″ Guard Towaco
Michelle Sidor Michigan Wolverines 5′9″ Guard Upper Saddle River
Carly Stroemel Sacred Heart Pioneers 6′2″ Forward, Center Voorhees
Jen Louro Monmouth Hawks 5′8″ Guard Wall
Julia Cunningham Princeton Tigers 5′11″ Guard Watchung
Erika Porter Baylor Lady Bears 6′0″ Forward West Windsor
Ciara Brannon Sacred Heart Pioneers 6′1″ Forward Westampton
Imani Lewis Duke Blue Devils 6′1″ Forward Willingboro
Total Tournament Players and Teams by State
State Total Tournament Players Total Tournament Teams
Texas 47 2
California 46 3
Tennessee 40 1
New York 37 2
Georgia 36 0
Ohio 34 0
New Jersey 33 2
Florida 30 2
Virginia 28 1
Minnesota 28 0
North Carolina 27 5
Louisiana 26 0
Indiana 26 3
Maryland 24 1
Illinois 24 1
Iowa 21 3
Washington 20 1
Pennsylvania 20 1
Michigan 20 0
Colorado 16 0
Oklahoma 15 1
Missouri 15 0
Wisconsin 14 1
Utah 13 0
Kansas 13 0
South Carolina 11 0
Arizona 10 1
South Dakota 9 0
Nevada 9 1
Alabama 9 1
Massachusetts 8 0
Kentucky 7 0
Delaware 7 0
Arkansas 7 0
Oregon 6 0
Nebraska 6 1
Connecticut 6 2
Mississippi 5 1
Hawaii 4 0
New Hampshire 3 0
Idaho 3 0
Alaska 3 0
Montana 2 0
Vermont 1 1
Rhode Island 1 0
North Dakota 1 0
Maine 1 0


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