🔥 A-10 Women’s Basketball Power Player Rankings (2025–26)

Maggie Doogan | Richmond

🔥 A-10 Women’s Basketball Power Player Rankings (2025–26)

Based on production, minutes played, efficiency, and two-way impact

#1 — Maggie Doogan | Richmond

The engine of the conference. 22.8 PPG, 8.5 REB, 5.1 AST while playing nearly 35 minutes a night. Elite usage, elite efficiency, and matchup-proof versatility.

#2 — Zahirah Walton | George Mason

A physical scoring forward who lives at the line and finishes through contact. 19.6 PPG, 6.0 REB with strong defensive activity.

#3 — Alexis Black | Fordham

High-volume perimeter scorer with playmaking juice. 19.4 PPG, nearly 39% from three, plus 2.4 STL—a true two-way guard.

#4 — Laycee Drake | St. Bonaventure

Efficient bucket-getter who rebounds like a forward. 15.9 PPG, 6.6 REB, steady under pressure and tough late-game cover.

#5 — Gabby Casey | Saint Joseph’s

Do-it-all guard impacting every column. 15.8 PPG, 6.8 REB, 3.8 AST, strong defender who thrives in heavy minutes.

#6 — Nayo Lear | Dayton

Efficiency merchant with scoring balance. 15.7 PPG on 51% FG, low-usage turnovers despite major minutes.

#7 — Charlise Dunn | Davidson

Reliable high-minute producer. 15.4 PPG, 8.0 REB, strong positional defender who stabilizes lineups.

#8 — Alexis Bordas | Duquesne

One of the league’s best shooters. 15.1 PPG, 3.1 made threes per game, stretches defenses instantly.

#9 — Ashleigh Connor | La Salle

Consistent scorer with defensive instincts. 15.1 PPG, strong rebounding guard with disruptive hands.

#10 — Aryss Macktoon | La Salle

High-motor guard impacting both ends. 15.1 PPG, 3.7 STL, defensive pressure changes games.