🏆NCAA WBB CHAMPIONSHIP VISION: PRIME PERFORMERS LIST — FEB. 19, 2026
🏆 PRIME PERFORMERS — FEB. 19, 2026
🌟 National Impact Performances
MiLaysia Fulwiley (LSU) – 26 PTS
Brooklyn Meyer (South Dakota State) – 44 PTS
Chelsea Wooten (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi) – 32 PTS
Taliyah Logwood (Arkansas-Pine Bluff) – 32 PTS
Liv McGill (Florida) – 30 PTS
Lulu Twidale (California) – 30 PTS
Mia Woolfolk (Georgia) – 29 PTS
Janiah Barker (Tennessee) – 29 PTS
Vernell Atamah (Northwestern State) – 33 PTS
Hannah Hidalgo (Notre Dame) – 26 PTS
Toby Fournier (Duke) – 26 PTS
Jenna Twedt (Northern Iowa) – 27 PTS
Aaliyah Chavez (Oklahoma) – 27 PTS
Lauren Betts (UCLA) – 23 PTS
Joyce Edwards (South Carolina) – 23 PTS
Madison Booker (Texas) – 21 PTS
Ava Heiden (Iowa) – 21 PTS
Tyreona Sibley (McNeese) – 26 PTS
Gal Raviv (Miami) – 19 PTS (key ranked win impact)
Jazzy Davidson (USC) – 24 PTS
📊 Conference Themes from Thursday
SEC: Guard-heavy scoring bursts and ranked resilience
ACC: Duke and UNC tightening the race
Big 12: Texas & Oklahoma steady under pressure
Mid-Major Spotlight: South Dakota State, FGCU, Drake, Northern Iowa showing March readiness
🏀 Final Takeaway
February basketball is about positioning.
Some teams are sharpening.
Some are surging.
Some are surviving.
And some players — like Brooklyn Meyer — are putting up performances that demand national attention.
March is coming.
And Thursday proved that the stars are ready.
— Gary Bell
Major Movez Media
