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AP College Basketball Player of the Year

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Annual college basketball award
AP College Basketball
Player of the Year
Awarded forthe most outstanding men's and women'scollege basketball players
CountryUnited States
Presented byAccreditedAssociated Press media voters
History
First award1961 (men)
1995 (women)
Most recentCooper Flagg,Duke (men)
JuJu Watkins,USC (women)

TheAP College Basketball Player of the Year is an award given by theAssociated Press (AP) that recognizes the best men's and women'scollege basketball players of the year in the United States. The men's award began in 1961 while the women's began in 1995. The AP Player of the Year is one of the major national player of the year awards.

According to APNews.com, "Voting is done at the conclusion of the regular season and before the NCAA tournament starts. Voting is based on regular season performance. The men's panel is made up of 62 media members who regularly cover college basketball and vote in The Associated Press Top 25 men's college basketball poll. The women's panel consists of 35 media members. The voting panel includes local beat writers at newspapers and broadcast outlets, along with national media."[1]

There have only been two total players, one on each of the men's and women's sides, to be named the AP Player of the Year three times:Ralph Sampson ofVirginia (1981–1983), andBreanna Stewart ofUConn (2014–2016).[2]

Key

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Player (X)Denotes the number of times the player has been awarded the AP Player of the Year at that point

Winners

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Jerry Lucas, Ohio State, 1961 and 1962
Cazzie Russell, Michigan, 1966
Lew Alcindor[a], UCLA, 1967 and 1969
Pete Maravich, LSU, 1970
Shaquille O'Neal, LSU, 1991
Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee, 1998 and 1999
Sue Bird, UConn, 2002
Andrew Bogut, Utah, 2005
Courtney Paris, Oklahoma, 2007
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, 2009
Frank Mason III, Kansas, 2017
Breanna Stewart, UConn, 2014 through 2016
Aliyah Boston, South Carfolina, 2022
Cooper Flagg, Duke, 2025
Men
SeasonPlayerSchoolPositionClassReference
1960–61Jerry LucasOhio StateF /CJunior[3]
1961–62Jerry Lucas (2)Ohio StateF /CSenior[4]
1962–63Art HeymanDukeG /FSenior[5]
1963–64Gary BraddsOhio StateFSenior[6]
1964–65Bill BradleyPrincetonSF /SGSenior[7]
1965–66Cazzie RussellMichiganSGSenior[8]
1966–67Lew Alcindor[a]UCLACSophomore[9]
1967–68Elvin HayesHoustonCSenior[10]
1968–69Lew Alcindor[a]UCLACSenior[11]
1969–70Pete MaravichLSUPGSenior[12]
1970–71Austin CarrNotre DameSGSenior[13]
1971–72Bill WaltonUCLACSophomore[14]
1972–73Bill Walton (2)UCLACJunior[15]
1973–74David ThompsonNC StateSG /SFJunior[16]
1974–75David Thompson (2)NC StateSG /SFSenior[17]
1975–76Scott MayIndianaSFSenior[18]
1976–77Marques JohnsonUCLAG /FSenior[19]
1977–78Butch LeeMarquettePGSenior[20]
1978–79Larry BirdIndiana StateSFSenior[21]
1979–80Mark AguirreDePaulSFSophomore[22]
1980–81Ralph SampsonVirginiaCSophomore[23]
1981–82Ralph Sampson (2)VirginiaCJunior[23]
1982–83Ralph Sampson (3)VirginiaCSenior[23]
1983–84Michael JordanNorth CarolinaSGJunior[24]
1984–85Patrick EwingGeorgetownCSenior[25]
1985–86Walter BerrySt. John'sPFSenior[26]
1986–87David RobinsonNavyCSenior[27]
1987–88Hersey HawkinsBradleySGSenior[28]
1988–89Sean ElliottArizonaSFSenior[29]
1989–90Lionel SimmonsLa SalleSFSenior[30]
1990–91Shaquille O'NealLSUCSophomore[31]
1991–92Christian LaettnerDukePF /CSenior[32]
1992–93Calbert CheaneyIndianaSFSenior[33]
1993–94Glenn RobinsonPurdueSFJunior[34]
1994–95Joe SmithMarylandPFSophomore[35]
1995–96Marcus CambyUMassCJunior[36]
1996–97Tim DuncanWake ForestCSenior[37]
1997–98Antawn JamisonNorth CarolinaSFJunior[38]
1998–99Elton BrandDukeCSophomore[39]
1999–00Kenyon MartinCincinnatiPFSenior[40]
2000–01Shane BattierDukeSF /SGSenior[41]
2001–02Jason WilliamsDukePGJunior[42]
2002–03David WestXavierPFSenior[43]
2003–04Jameer NelsonSaint Joseph'sPGSenior[44]
2004–05Andrew BogutUtahCSophomore[45]
2005–06JJ RedickDukeSGSenior[46]
2006–07Kevin DurantTexasSFFreshman[47]
2007–08Tyler HansbroughNorth CarolinaPFJunior[48]
2008–09Blake GriffinOklahomaPFSophomore[49]
2009–10Evan TurnerOhio StateSGJunior[50]
2010–11Jimmer FredetteBYUSGSenior[51]
2011–12Anthony DavisKentuckyCFreshman[52]
2012–13Trey BurkeMichiganPGSophomore[53]
2013–14Doug McDermottCreightonSFSenior[54]
2014–15Frank KaminskyWisconsinPFSenior[55]
2015–16Denzel ValentineMichigan StateSGSenior[56]
2016–17Frank Mason IIIKansasPGSenior[57]
2017–18Jalen BrunsonVillanovaPGJunior[58]
2018–19Zion WilliamsonDukePFFreshman[59]
2019–20Obi ToppinDaytonPFSophomore[60]
2020–21Luka GarzaIowaCSenior[61]
2021–22Oscar TshiebweKentuckyCJunior[62]
2022–23Zach EdeyPurdueCJunior[63]
2023–24Zach Edey (2)PurdueCSenior[64]
2024–25Cooper FlaggDukeSG /SFFreshman[65]
Women
SeasonPlayerSchoolPositionClassReference
1960–61No award
1961–62
1962–63
1963–64
1964–65
1965–66
1966–67
1967–68
1968–69
1969–70
1970–71
1971–72
1972–73
1973–74
1974–75
1975–76
1976–77
1977–78
1978–79
1979–80
1980–81
1981–82
1982–83
1983–84
1984–85
1985–86
1986–87
1987–88
1988–89
1989–90
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95Rebecca LoboUConnCSenior[66]
1995–96Jennifer RizzottiUConnPGSenior[67]
1996–97Kara WoltersUConnCSenior[68]
1997–98Chamique HoldsclawTennesseeSFJunior[38]
1998–99Chamique Holdsclaw (2)TennesseeSFSenior[39]
1999–00Tamika CatchingsTennesseeSFJunior[69]
2000–01Ruth RileyNotre DameCSenior[70]
2001–02Sue BirdUConnPGSenior[71]
2002–03Diana TaurasiUConnPG /SGJunior[72]
2003–04Alana BeardDukeSG /SFSenior[73]
2004–05Seimone AugustusLSUSG /SFJunior[74]
2005–06Seimone Augustus (2)LSUSG /SFSenior[75]
2006–07Courtney ParisOklahomaCSophomore[76]
2007–08Candace ParkerTennesseePFSenior[77]
2008–09Maya MooreUConnPFSophomore[78]
2009–10Tina CharlesUConnCSenior[79]
2010–11Maya Moore (2)UConnPFSenior[80]
2011–12Brittney GrinerBaylorCJunior[81]
2012–13Brittney Griner (2)BaylorCSenior[82]
2013–14Breanna StewartUConnPFSophomore[2]
2014–15Breanna Stewart (2)UConnPFJunior[2]
2015–16Breanna Stewart (3)UConnPFSenior[2]
2016–17Kelsey PlumWashingtonPGSenior[83]
2017–18A'ja WilsonSouth CarolinaCSenior[84]
2018–19Megan GustafsonIowaCSenior[85]
2019–20Sabrina IonescuOregonPGSenior[86]
2020–21Paige BueckersUConnPGFreshman[87]
2021–22Aliyah BostonSouth CarolinaPF /CJunior[88]
2022–23Caitlin ClarkIowaPGJunior[89]
2023–24Caitlin Clark (2)IowaPGSenior[90]
2024–25JuJu WatkinsUSCSGSophomore[91]
  • a Lew Alcindor changed his name to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 1971 after converting toIslam.[92]

See also

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References

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