Jordan Guskey | NCAA.com | March 4, 2019 UConn duo, Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu headline 2019 women’s basketball Naismith Trophy semifinalists March is here to bring the madness in women's basketball Share The list of possible 2019 women’s Citizen Naismith Trophy winners has been trimmed to 10. The Atlanta Tipoff Club announced Monday that California center/forward Kristine Anigwe, Baylor center Kalani Brown, UConn forward Napheesa Collier, Louisville guard Asia Durr, Iowa forward Megan Gustafson, Oregon guard Sabrina Ionescu, Mississippi State center Teaira McCowan, Notre Dame guard Arike Ogunbowale, UConn guard Katie Lou Samuelson and Stanford forward Alanna Smith will all receive further consideration for the award. UConn is the only school with two players left. SCORES: Don't miss any of the action this March Five schools — California, Iowa, Louisville, Mississippi State and Oregon — among the nine represented could claim their first Naismith Trophy in program history. Notre Dame is looking for its second. Baylor or Stanford could claim their third. And UConn is on another level with its sights set on an 11th. RANKINGS: See how the top programs in the nation stack up against each other Ionescu, who averages 19.5 points, 8.2 assists and 7.3 rebounds per game, is the only junior on the list. Gustafson leads the nation with 27.4 points per game and grabs 13.3 rebounds per contest. Anigwe is first in the country with 15.9 rebounds per game. The four finalists for the award will be announced March 22. The winner will be announced April 6. 2019 Women's Citizen Naismith Trophy semifinalists: NAME CLASS POSITION SCHOOL CONFERENCE Kristine Anigwe Sr. C/F California Pac-12 Kalani Brown Sr. C Baylor Big 12 Napheesa Collier Sr. F UConn AAC Asia Durr Sr. G Louisville ACC Megan Gustafson Sr. F Iowa Big Ten Sabrina Ionescu Jr. G Oregon Pac-12 Teaira McCowan Sr. C Mississippi State SEC Arike Ogunbowale Sr. G Notre Dame ACC Katie Lou Samuelson Sr. G UConn AAC Alanna Smith Sr. F Stanford Pac-12 7 programs with strong cases to be college basketball's next 1st-time champion These schools have never won a men's basketball national championship — for now. READ MORE Schools with the most DI women's basketball national championships UConn has more DI women's college basketball titles than any other program. Here's a look at the women’s basketball teams that have won two or more national championships. READ MORE Baylor University head coach Scott Drew to join NCAA Division I men’s basketball championship coverage as guest studio analyst CBS Sports and Turner Sports have added Baylor University Head Coach Scott Drew as a guest studio analyst for Regional Semifinal coverage of the 2022 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship airing across TBS and CBS. READ MORE