Who's the top 2020-21 player of the year candidate in every women's college basketball conference?
From Louisville's Dana Evans in the ACC to Gonzaga's Jenn Wirth in the WCC, we break down which players have stood out in each conference.
2021 Season
2021 Schedule
26-1, 1st in WAC
- 11/25W 90-39
- 11/28W 72-55
- 12/2W 75-71
- 12/5W 67-58
- 12/8W 91-62
- 12/11W 85-75
- 12/15W 75-67
- 12/19W 61-51
- 12/21CANC
- 1/8W 98-69
- 1/9W 62-53
- 1/15W 70-60
- 1/16W 89-66
- 1/22W 93-52
- 1/23W 67-52
- 1/29PPD
- 1/30PPD
- 2/5W 94-53
- 2/6W 70-51
- 2/12W 82-61
- 2/13W 79-64
- 2/19W 81-77
- 2/20W 79-64
- 3/5W 66-64
- 3/6W 62-46
- 3/12W 79-54
- 3/13W 78-60
- 3/19W 90-85
- 3/20W 90-82
- 3/22L 79-55
- Full Schedule
No. 3 Stanford holds off Cal Baptist 83-78 in Victoria
Nadia Fingall scored 18 points, Kiana Williams had 15, and Lexie Hull had 13 points and 10 rebounds as No. 3 Stanford held off Cal Baptist 83-78 Thursday night at the Greater Victoria Invitational.
2020-21 WAC Standings
| TEAM | CONF | GB | OVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| California Baptist | 14-0 | - | 26-1 |
| Utah Valley | 10-4 | 4 | 13-7 |
| Grand Canyon | 8-4 | 5 | 18-7 |
| New Mexico State | 6-6 | 7 | 9-12 |
| Seattle U | 6-8 | 8 | 11-14 |
| Tarleton | 4-10 | 10 | 9-16 |
| UT Rio Grande Valley | 2-8 | 10 | 6-14 |
| Chicago State | 0-10 | 12 | 0-14 |
| Dixie State | -- | -- | 1-2 |