Former Mississippi high school girls basketball players playing in March Madness 2025

Four players from Mississippi will compete in this year's NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament
March 9, 2025; Greenville, SC, USA; Texas Longhorns forward Madison Booker (35) brings the ball up court against South Carolina Gamecocks during the first half at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images
March 9, 2025; Greenville, SC, USA; Texas Longhorns forward Madison Booker (35) brings the ball up court against South Carolina Gamecocks during the first half at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images / Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images

Just like the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, the madness has also arrived for the women. Prior to a few years ago, most of the early round games held to chalk, but that has changed in recent years thanks to the transfer portal. More schools have also invested in women's basketball which has caused UConn type dynasties harder to achieve. With that being said, there are four players from the Magnolia State that will take part in the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament this season. The most surprising fact is that there are no current Ole Miss basketball players on the roster that attended high school in Mississippi.

Former Mississippi high school basketball players playing in March Madness 2025

Here are the four players that attended high school in Mississippi that will take part in this year's tournament:

Anaisha Carriere, Mississippi State

Harrison Central High School

Debreasha Powe, Mississippi State

Meridian High School

Madison Booker, Texas

Germantown High School

DeMya Porter, Southern University

Bogue Chitto High School


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