Lauren Jensen Named WBCA All-America Finalist
3/25/2025 12:33:00 PM | Women's Basketball
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Already having earned AP All-America Honorable Mention, Jensen joined Jaylyn Agnew (2020 AP All-American Honorable Mention) and Marissa Janning (2014 WBCA All-America Honorable Mention) as the only three Bluejays to earn such a high honor. She could become the first Creighton player to earn All-America Honors from multiple sources in the same year.
Jensen closed the 2025 season as Creighton's scoring leader with 588 points (17.8 ppg), a figure that ranks as seventh as the Bluejays' single-season scoring list. Jensen is second for the Bluejays with 121 assists and also has grabbed 132 rebounds this season (4.1 rpg). Her 229 made field goals this season is tied for fourth in Bluejay single season Top-10 list.
Throughout her career Jensen moved past the 2,000-point threshold both at Creighton (2,059 points) and in her career (2,083 points) during March. She closed her career third all-time for the Bluejays in scoring, fifth in scoring average (15.96), third in made field goals (777), second in free-throw percentage (86.4%) and ninth in assists (390).
Lauren earned her third consecutive All-BIG EAST First Team selection as well as her first BIG EAST All-Tournament Team selection as she helped guide Creighton to the BIG EAST Finals.
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University of Oklahoma |
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Lauren Betts |
University of California, Los Angeles |
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Mikayla Blakes |
Vanderbilt University |
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Madison Booker |
University of Texas |
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Zoe Brooks |
North Carolina State University |
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Paige Bueckers |
University of Connecticut |
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Jaloni Cambridge |
Ohio State University |
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Sonia Citron |
University of Notre Dame |
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Audi Crooks |
Iowa State University |
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Katie Dinnebier |
Drake University |
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Yvonne Ejim |
Gonzaga University |
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Rori Harmon |
University of Texas |
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Stailee Heard |
Oklahoma State University |
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Hannah Hidalgo |
University of Notre Dame |
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Maud Huijbens |
Gonzaga University |
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Kiki Iriafen |
University of Southern California |
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Aziaha James |
North Carolina State University |
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Creighton University |
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Aneesah Morrow |
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Saniya Rivers |
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Serena Sundell |
Kansas State University |
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Makayla Timpson |
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Allie Turner |
Gonzaga University |
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Harvard University |
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JuJu Watkins |
University of Southern California |
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Mikaylah Williams |
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NCAA Division I head coaches who are WBCA members may nominate players from their own teams for Coaches' All-America. They then vote for the top players in their respective regions from among those players who are nominated. The WBCA NCAA Division I Awards Committee, which is composed of head coaches from each region who are elected by their peers, may select up to 12 additional at-large finalists from the remaining pool of nominees.
The committee will meet in Tampa, Florida, in conjunction with the annual WBCA Convention to select the 2025 Wade Trophy winner and the 2025 WBCA NCAA Division I Coaches' All-America team. Both will be announced on April 3.
Click here for a complete list of past winners of the Wade Trophy. For complete lists of past Coaches' All-America teams by year and Coaches' All-Americans by institution, click here.
About the WBCA
The Women's Basketball Coaches Association is the professional association for coaches of women's and girls' basketball at all levels of competition. Founded in 1981, the WBCA offers educational resources that coaches need to help make themselves better leaders, teachers and mentors to their players; provides opportunities for coaches to connect with peers in the profession; serves as the unifying voice of a diverse community of coaches to the organizations that control the game; and celebrates those coaches, players and other individuals who excel each year and contribute to the advancement of the sport. Visit WBCA.org for more details about the association.
