3 Big Ten Women's Basketball Players Among Top-10 in Sales at NIL Store in February
Three Big Ten women's basketball players are among the top-10 in sales at the NIL Store for the month of February. Iowa's Hannah Stuelke and Molly Davis, as well as Purdue's Mary Ashley Stevenson, all made the list.
Each month, the NIL Store releases a list of the top-10 in sales for teams, male athletes and female athletes. On Thursday, it announced the top-selling female student-athletes for the month.
Stuelke was listed at No. 4 on the list while Davis was two spots back at No. 6. Stevenson rounded out the Big Ten's representation, coming in at No. 7.
Here's the complete top-10 for February:
- Georgia Amoore, Virginia Tech
- Liz Kitley, Virginia Tech
- Paige Bueckers, UConn
- Hannah Stuelke, Iowa
- Angel Reese, LSU
- Molly Davis, Iowa
- Mary Ashley Stevenson, Purdue
- Nika Muhl, UConn
- Lexi GOdwin, North Carolina
- Hailey Van Lith, LSU
Earlier this week, the NIL Store also released the results for the top-10-selling team stores, as well as top-10-selling male athletes for the month.
Purdue was the No. 1 team in sales for the month. Iowa came in at No. 5, Illinois was listed at No. 7 and Indiana and Ohio State rounded out the top-10 at Nos. 9 and 10, respectively.
The Boilermakers also dominated sales among male student-athletes in February. Zach Edey, Lance Jones, Braden Smith and Mason Gillis were all included on the top-10 for the month. Illinois' Coleman Hawkins and Marcus Domask and Iowa's Owen Freeman were also included in the mix.
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