CAA Women's Basketball
Coastal Athletic Association
An East Coast conference with competitive women's basketball programs. The CAA lists 13 member institutions for women's basketball. Current-season standings are shown only when completed results are available; an empty preseason table does not rank the programs.
Conference Standings
Rankings have not yet been published.
Conference Teams
Campbell Fighting Camels
Campbell
Buies Creek, North Carolina
Charleston Cougars
Charleston
Charleston, South Carolina
Drexel Dragons
Drexel
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Elon Phoenix
Elon
Elon, North Carolina
Hampton Lady Pirates
Hampton
Hampton, Virginia
Hofstra Pride
Hofstra
Hempstead, New York
Monmouth Hawks
Monmouth
West Long Branch, New Jersey
North Carolina A&T Aggies
North Carolina A&T
Greensboro, North Carolina
Northeastern Huskies
Northeastern
Boston, Massachusetts
Stony Brook Seawolves
Stony Brook
Stony Brook, New York
Towson Tigers
Towson
Towson, Maryland
UNC Wilmington Seahawks
UNC Wilmington
Wilmington, North Carolina
William & Mary Tribe
William & Mary
Williamsburg, Virginia
CAA Women's Basketball FAQs
Common questions about the conference and its teams.
How many teams are in the Coastal Athletic Association?
The CAA lists 13 member institutions for women's basketball. 13 of those programs are covered in detail on this site.
Which CAA teams are ranked this season?
Current-season rankings have not yet been imported for CAA. The rankings page labels the latest available archive polls separately.
Who leads the CAA standings?
Verified standings have not yet been imported for this conference.
How many national championships have CAA teams won?
Verified championship totals have not yet been imported for the CAA programs in this directory.
When does the CAA tournament take place?
Conference tournaments are played in early-to-mid March, immediately before Selection Sunday on March 14, 2027. The tournament winner receives the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
What is the CAA known for?
An East Coast conference with competitive women's basketball programs.