ESPN.com's top five at each position

BEST OF THE BUSINESS

Connecticut and Notre Dame led the way with three players apiece among our picks for the best players at each position. Baylor, Miami, Stanford, Tennessee and Texas A&M each had two players selected. The player listed first below was voted the top player at her position, as determined by a panel consisting of ESPN.com's Mechelle Voepel, Graham Hays, Charlie Creme and Melanie Jackson. The other four honorees are listed alphabetically.

Point guard	Shooting guard	Small forward	Power forward	Center
Skylar Diggins Notre Dame 5-9, junior Has the rare ability to make everyone around her better but also do it by herself when the need arises. -- Graham Hays	Riquna Williams Miami 5-7, senior So explosive and has the rare ability to go on scoring runs all by herself. -- Charlie Creme	Elena Delle Donne Delaware 6-5, junior The dominant player on Team USA alongside Ogwumike, Diggins and others this summer. -- Graham Hays	Nnemkadi Ogwumike Stanford 6-2, senior As good as she's been on offense, expect her to be even better, plus improved on defense. -- Mechelle Voepel	Brittney Griner Baylor 6-8, junior Gained more confidence in time with U.S. team and is ready to be true leader for Baylor. -- Mechelle Voepel
Bria Hartley UConn 5-7, sophomore	Briana Gilbreath USC 6-1, senior	Keisha Hampton DePaul 6-2, senior	LaSondra Barrett LSU 6-2, senior	Kelsey Bone Texas A&M 6-4, junior
Shenise Johnson Miami 5-11, senior	Tiffany Hayes UConn 5-10, senior	Katelan Redmon Gonzaga 6-1, senior	Courtney Hurt VCU 6-1, senior	Carolyn Davis Kansas 6-3, junior
Samantha Prahalis Ohio State 5-7, senior	Natalie Novosel Notre Dame 5-11, senior	Shekinna Stricklen Tennessee 6-2, senior	Glory Johnson Tennessee 6-3, grad stud.	Stefanie Dolson UConn 6-5, sophomore
Odyssey Sims Baylor 5-9, sophomore	Sugar Rodgers Georgetown 5-11, junior	Tyra White Texas A&M 6-0, senior	Devereaux Peters Notre Dame 6-2, grad stud.	Chiney Ogwumike Stanford 6-3, sophomore