Women’s Basketball Team Analytics

Harvard Women’s Basketball AP Poll Rankings

2025–26 · Women’s Basketball

Ballot coverage: 30 of the official 31 ballots recovered. Marisa Ingemi’s April 6 Final ballot is unavailable. AP ranks, points and first-place votes use the full 31-voter results; ballot analysis uses the 30 recovered ballots. No choices are inferred for the unavailable ballot.

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Named ballot coverage is unavailable for Harvard in the available editions. No poll placement or NR history is inferred.

The Bigger Picture · Women’s Basketball

Where Harvard Finished

Final AP rankings. Poll timing varies by season; the full table identifies whether the poll came before or after the NCAA tournament. Coverage: 1989–90 through 2025–26.

Meet the School ↓

Women’s Basketball · Conference Titles

1 Ivy League Tournament Championship

  • 2024–25
Sources & References

Women’s Basketball · Conference Titles

11 Ivy League Regular-Season Championships

  • 1985–86*
  • 1987–88*
  • 1990–91
  • 1995–96
  • 1996–97
  • 1997–98
  • 2001–02
  • 2002–03
  • 2004–05*
  • 2006–07
  • 2007–08*

* Shared conference title

Sources & References

Eleven Ivy League regular-season championships, four shared, and the 2024–25 Ivy League tournament championship are counted separately. Varsity basketball began in 1974–75.

Top 25 Finishes
0 / 36 seasons
Top 10 Finishes
0 / 36 seasons
Best Final Ranking
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Last Ranked Finish
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Summary covers 1989–90 through 2025–26. Seasons without varsity games are excluded from the totals.

Season by Season

Showing 2016–17 to 2025–26 · 10 seasons

Higher bars mean a higher finish. NR = Not Ranked in the final Top 25, including teams receiving votes. Gold marks a school-recognized national championship; an AP No. 1 finish alone is not treated as a championship. DNP = The varsity programme did not play that season.

View Every Final Ranking (1989–90–2025–26)
Harvard · Final AP Women’s Basketball Rankings
YearFinal AP ResultSource
2025–26Not Ranked (NR)After NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2024–25Not Ranked (NR)After NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2023–24Not Ranked (NR)After NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2022–23Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2021–22Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2020–21Did Not Play (DNP)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2019–20Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2018–19Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2017–18Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2016–17Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2015–16Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2014–15Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2013–14Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2012–13Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2011–12Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2010–11Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2009–10Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2008–09Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2007–08Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2006–07Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2005–06Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2004–05Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2003–04Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2002–03Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2001–02Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2000–01Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1999–00Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1998–99Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1997–98Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1996–97Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1995–96Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1994–95Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1993–94Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1992–93Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1991–92Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1990–91Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1989–90Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
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Beyond the Ballot

Meet Harvard University

Harvard University is a private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, founded in 1636. Its Crimson women’s basketball program competes in the Ivy League.

Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts
University Type
Private university
Founded
1636
Undergraduate Enrollment
8,844Fall 2024 · All-undergraduate headcount for Harvard University, IPEDS institution 166027. This is not a Harvard College-only or undergraduate residential count. Separately reported graduate students are excluded.
Nickname
Crimson
Women’s Basketball Conference
Ivy LeagueCurrent affiliation · 2026
Women’s Basketball Ivy League Regular-Season Championships
111985–86 · 1987–88 · 1990–91 · 1995–96 · 1996–97 · 1997–98 · 2001–02 · 2002–03 · 2004–05 · 2006–07 · 2007–08
Women’s Basketball Ivy League Tournament Championships
12024–25
Sources & References
Widener Library’s columned facade and broad steps at Harvard University in Cambridge, with visitors on the steps and trees framing the building.
Widener Library at Harvard University in Cambridge. · Photograph taken September 25, 2011 · Source crop and brightness/contrast edits by EEng · Resized WebP versions for displayPhoto: John Phelan / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0 Unported

Source: Associated Press · Published Basketball Ballots. This page covers the available editions. Each edition states its ballot coverage.