Women’s Basketball Team Analytics

LSU Women’s Basketball AP Poll Rankings

Tigers

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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#8AP Rank
540
30/30Ranked BallotsRanked average 8.13
1.56

Season Poll History

EditionPublishedRankPointsRanked / Ballots
Final2026-04-06#854030/30

The Bigger Picture · Women’s basketball

Where LSU 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 ↓

LSU won the NCAA Division I title in 2023 and was AIAW national runner-up in 1977.

Women’s basketball · Conference Titles

3 SEC regular-season championships

  • 2004–05
  • 2005–06
  • 2007–08
Sources & References

Women’s basketball · Conference Titles

2 SEC tournament championships

  • 1990–91
  • 2002–03
Sources & References

Women’s basketball · Conference Titles

1 SEC Western Division championship

  • 1982–83*

* Shared conference title

Sources & References

LSU shared the SEC Western Division title in 1982–83. It also won the 1977 AIAW regional, 1978 AIAW state and 1985 National Women’s Invitational Tournament titles; those recognitions are separate from conference championships and NCAA national titles.

Top 25 Finishes
20 / 37 seasons
Top 10 Finishes
11 / 37 seasons
Best Final Ranking
#2
Last Ranked Finish
#8 in 2025–26

Summary covers 1989–90 through 2025–26.

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.

  1. NCAA Division I National Champion
View Every Final Ranking (1989–90–2025–26)
LSU · Final AP Women’s basketball Rankings
YearFinal AP ResultSource
2025–26#8After NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2024–25#8After NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2023–24#6After NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2022–23#9NCAA Division I National ChampionBefore NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2021–22#9Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2020–21Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2019–20Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2018–19Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2017–18#24Before 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 ↗
2009–10#21Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2008–09Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2007–08#6Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2006–07#12Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2005–06#5Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2004–05#2Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2003–04#19Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2002–03#3Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2001–02#22Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
2000–01#18Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1999–00#15Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1998–99#21Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1997–98Not Ranked (NR)Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1996–97#9Before 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 ↗
1990–91#8Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
1989–90#23Before NCAA tournamentSource ↗
Sources & References

Beyond the Ballot

Meet Louisiana State University

Louisiana State University is a public university in Baton Rouge with land-, sea- and space-grant designations. The institution opened in Pineville in 1860 and moved to Baton Rouge in 1869.

Location
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
University Type
Public · Land-, sea- and space-grant
Opened
1860Originally in Pineville; moved to Baton Rouge in 1869
Undergraduate Enrollment
35,337Fall 2025 · Includes LSU Online; not the entire LSU System
Nickname
LSU Tigers
Women’s basketball · NCAA Division I National Championships
1Source-Recorded Titles2022–23
Women’s basketball SEC Western Division championship
11982–83
Women’s basketball SEC tournament championship
21990–91 · 2002–03
Women’s basketball SEC regular-season championship
32004–05 · 2005–06 · 2007–08
Sources & References
Memorial Tower on the Louisiana State University campus in Baton Rouge
LSU Memorial Tower · 2014. Display images resized and converted to WebP.Photo: davidpinter / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0

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