Top players to watch Ncaaa Basketball Birmingham Regional

March Madness and all the special players who come with him are ready to land in Birmingham.

The NCAA Sweet 16 and Elite eight female basketball tournament is going to Birmingham on Friday, when the 2-seed duke is removed against the North Carolina Archive in the first match of the Birmingham regional.

Related: Know the teams that turned to Birmingham for Madness March

The first match on Friday will be followed by a match with a match of no. 1 South Carolina and no. 4 Maryland, while Saturday will see the number 2 TCU Face No. 3 Notre Dame and number 1 of South Square Carolina in front of no. 5 Tennessee.

The first Elite Eight game will be on Sunday at noon with regional that will close Monday at 6pm

Here are some of the top players to watch how the 16 tips are in Birmingham on Friday:

Madison Booker, Texas

Booker claimed AP All-America’s honors and was called the Player of the Year after a dominant season for the Longhorns offense. Sophomore star is heading for Sweet 16, with an average of 16.5 points, and 5.9 recovers a game, shooting 46.2% from the field and 36.4% beyond the arch. She scored 20 points in the first two games of the NCAA tournament in Texas.

Ashlon Jackson, Duke

A second choice of the All-Conference team for Duke this year, Jackson has started every match for Blue Devils so far. It has an average of 12.5 points per match and leads Blue Devils efforts beyond the arch, making 83 out of 217 strokes (38.2%) of the 3 -point range; It occupies fourth place in ACC in 3 -point baskets. Jackson is heading to Birmingham fresh with a 20 -point performance compared to Oregon.

Kaylene Smikle, Maryland

AKEY’s offensive player in Terbama’s double victory over Alabama, Smikle totaled 24 points and shot 9-on-18s for Maryland to help send his team at Sweet 16. A player of all the first team, recorded an average of 18.3 points in the team.

Hailey van Lith, TCU

The big 12 player of the year is heading for Birmingham, after scoring in everything except the two, begins this season for horns. On average 17.7 points per match, Van Lith films 45.9% on the field and ranks nine in the nation with 198 assistants. During the frogs with horns in the Big 12 tournament and the NCAA tour, it has an average of 18.4 points and shoots 29 for 58 (50%) on the field.

Talaysia Cooper, Tennessee

The most important scorers of Mrs. Voluntari go to Birmingham, on average, 16.8 convincing points per match, after giving up 20 points in the first round of NCAA against South Florida and 19 against Ohio. An all-section selection of the second team and an all-defensive selection, it occupies the eighth place in the nation (104) and has an average of 5.7 recovery per match.

Hannah Hidalgo, Notre Dame

One of the best scorers in the country, Hidalgo is in the third place in the nation in points per match 24.1 heading in a match in the first round with TCU in Birmingham. AP All-American has marked at least 20 points in all five of the last five parties of Ireland Fighting, most recently marking 21 against Michigan on Sunday. Sophomore is also in fourth place among all players in Division I, with 3.71 thefts per match.

Joyce Edwards, South Carolina

One of the best first-level players in the country, Edwards claimed the honors in the first all-conference team for Gamecocks after having an instant impact on both sides of the ball. It has an average of 13.2 points per team per match and films 55% of the field, which is in fourth place in the 20th century. He also scored in double numbers 25 times this year and has an average of 4.9 recovery per match.

Alyssa Ustby, North Carolina

After becoming the main Rebote in North Carolina during Tar Heels’s first round against Oregon, Ustby did not slow down for an increasing UNC team. Apart from a 21-point performance compared to Western Virginia, who saw her film 7-for-11 on the field and record 7 recovery, will wear 10.9 points and 9.4 match recovery in Birmingham.

Madison Conner, TCU

Conner has claimed the honors in the first team for all conferences for horns after one of the best shooting seasons beyond the arch history. It has shattered the record of a single season with 3-Pointers 125 in the year so far, with its brand of 45.45% beyond the eighth arc ranking of all the qualified players of Division I. Sharpshoter heads for Birmingham with an average of 14.6 points per match.

Sellers Shyanne, Maryland

One of the best players in the country, sellers enter Birmingham Fresh Off to mark a 28-point team in a double victory over time on Alabama Sunday. She claimed the honors in the first team for all-conference for the third consecutive year, on average 14.5 points and 4.1 assistants per match until this year. The Ohio native also became the first player in Maryland, with 1,500 -point career notes, 500 recovery and 500 assistants.

Chloe Kitts, South Carolina

After a regular season who saw her obtain all-Sec honors and a mention of AP All-America, Kitts was on a tear for Gamecocks, while lifting the SEC MVP tournament and shone in both games of the NCAA tournament. Kitts recorded 50 points and 23 recovery in the three games of the Secur Gamecocks and shot 23-for-31 (74.1%) on the field; It is fresh of a double-dubble for 10 points and 11 recovery against Indiana in the second round of the NCAA tournament on Sunday.

Oluchi Okananwa, Duke

A key taxpayer for Duke Down the Stretch, a career game in the title game of the ACC tournament helped OKANANWA ACC MVP before the NCAA tournament. She recorded a double-double-duplicate for a 22-point season and 10 recovery before accumulating 15 points and 7 recovery against Lehigh in the next match. It is in second place on the team in recovery (177) and has an average of 10.2 points a game aimed in Sweet 16.