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Monday, March 31, 2025

5 basketball players from Rhode Island to play in NCAA women’s tournament

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Bridgewater State Bears' Bridgitt O'Sullivan-Van Etten and Mount Saint Mary Knights' Keira Frias

Bridgewater State Bears' Bridgitt O'Sullivan-Van Etten and Mount Saint Mary Knights' Keira Frias

Rhode Island is being represented by five players in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament.

California will have the most players on the hard court during this year's tournament with 161 players, followed by Texas with 152.

Johnston, Portsmouth, Cumberland, West Warwick and Charlestown are the hometowns for the players from Rhode Island.

Rhode Island Players in 2024 NCAA Tournament

NameTeamHeightPositionHometown
Keira FriasMount Saint Mary KnightsGuardCharlestown
Bridgitt O'Sullivan-Van EttenBridgewater State Bears5′7″ForwardCumberland
Kaylin ZalewskiUMass Dartmouth Corsairs5′5″GuardJohnston
Courtney SwiderRichmond Spiders6′4″ForwardPortsmouth
Elizabeth GresianUMass Dartmouth Corsairs5′10″GuardWest Warwick

Total Tournament Teams and Players by State

StateTotal Tournament PlayersTotal Tournament Teams
California16111
Texas15211
New York13711
Pennsylvania13116
Wisconsin1259
Illinois1205
Ohio1154
Minnesota1045
New Jersey824
Massachusetts8110
Michigan818
North Carolina748
Tennessee676
Georgia614
Virginia5710
Indiana485
Maryland392
Florida387
Colorado374
Iowa363
Connecticut336
Missouri321
Washington323
Kentucky305
Oklahoma293
South Carolina224
Kansas223
Alabama213
Arizona161
Nebraska152
Arkansas142
Montana132
Oregon132
Utah121
New Hampshire121
South Dakota121
Maine112
Nevada100
West Virginia92
Delaware70
New Mexico71
Mississippi62
Alaska51
Idaho50
Rhode Island50
Vermont51
Louisiana42
Wyoming30
North Dakota10
Hawaii10

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