The 2025-2026 CAA women's basketball season is going strong. With a strong season, means even stronger players, and in the CAA there are names that stick out about the rest. 

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From players leading the conference in shooting, to a player averaging three blocks a game, the competition in the CAA is fierce. 

While every athlete in the CAA is incredible, there are certain athletes who are boasting some pretty big stats lines with still a good amount of season left to go. 

So with women's teams getting back on the court on Jan. 23, here is a look at the top five CAA women's basketball players you can catch on FloCollege this week! 

1.) Amaris Baker, Drexel

Leading things off is a player who needs no explanation. Amaris Baker is leading the way in the CAA in scoring. 

The player from Drexel averages roughly 20 points per game and has an impressive 319 points on the season already. Baker is second in the conference in free throw percentage and boats a .813 from the charity stripe. 

Baker is also currently 114-287 from the field and averages roughly two three-points per game. Catch Amaris Baker in action as Drexel takes on Stony Brook at 6:00 PM ET live on FloCollege! 

2.) Grace Ezebilo, Charleston

Defense wins championships and in the CAA, the quickest way to get some good defensive momentum is by crashing the boards. 

Grace Ezebilo knows this all too well as she currently leads the conference in rebounding. The player from Charleston has 200 rebounds on the season averaging roughly 12 boards during games. 

With 130 defensive rebounds attributed to her stat line for the season, Ezebilo is winning the battle inside the paint averaging roughly eight defensive boards. On the offensive side of the ball, Ezebilo has 70 offensive boards with evens out to around four rebounds on the offensive end of the floor.  

Catch Grace Ezebilo and Charleston in action as they take on NC A&T at 7:00 PM ET live on FloCollege. 

3.) Taylor Barbot, Charleston

Teamwork makes the dreamwork and for Charleston, Taylor Barbot is the girl to go to when you are looking for a player to make smart passes and get assists. 

Barbot currently leads the CAA in Assists and in Assists/Turnover Ratio. The player from Charleston has 119 assists on the season averaging roughly seven assists per game. On the Assist/Turnover Ration, Barbot carries an average of 2.6 for the season. 

Barbot is fifth in the conference in steals, with 33 on the season and averaging at least one steal per game. 

4.) Kayla Morris, Towson

The fourth player to watch in CAA hoops this week is Kayla Morris. Morris leads the conference in blocks and is on pace for a very successful season blocking shots. 

Through 17 games played, the play from Towson has 47 blocks on the season averaging roughly three blocked shots per game. 

Morris is eighth in the conference in rebounds averaging roughly seven boards per game. Catch Towson in action against Drexel at 2:00 PM ET on Jan. 25 or watch this game live on FloCollege! 

5.) Cassidy Geddes, William & Mary

The final player CAA fans should keep their eyes on in another week full of action is a player who has the stamina to play the long games when needed. 

Cassidy Geddes currently sits second in the conference in minutes for the 2025-26 season. The player from William & Mary averages roughly 35 minutes per game and while on the floor is sure to make an impact. 

Geddes is eighth in the conference in scoring averaging 13 points per game. She is also seventh in the league in three-pointers averaging roughly two per game. Geedes also helps out in other ways as she averages two steals and two assists per game as well. 

Watch William & Mary in action as the team takes on Northeastern on Jan. 23, or watch this game live on FloCollege. 

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