Best Women's Basketball colleges in Texas

91 colleges in Texas have Women's Basketball programs: 25 Division I, 11 Division II, 15 Division III, 13 NAIA and 24 Junior college.

25 colleges in Texas compete in NCAA Division I Women's Basketball: Abilene Christian University, Baylor University, East Texas A&M University, Houston Christian University, Lamar University, Prairie View A&M University, Rice University, Sam Houston State University and 17 more.

11 colleges in Texas compete in NCAA Division II Women's Basketball: Angelo State University, Lubbock Christian University, Midwestern State University, St. Mary's University, Sul Ross State University, Texas A&M International University, Texas A&M University, Kingsville, Texas Woman's University and 3 more.

15 colleges in Texas compete in NCAA Division III Women's Basketball: Austin College, Concordia University Texas, East Texas Baptist University, Hardin-Simmons University, Howard Payne University, LeTourneau University, McMurry University, Schreiner University and 7 more.

13 colleges in Texas compete in NAIA Women's Basketball: Huston-Tillotson University, Jarvis Christian University, Nelson University, North American University, Our Lady of the Lake University, Paul Quinn College, Texas A&M University, San Antonio, Texas A&M University, Texarkana and 5 more.

24 colleges in Texas compete in NJCAA junior college Women's Basketball: Angelina College, Blinn College, Cisco College, Clarendon College, Dallas College, Frank Phillips College, Grayson College, Hill College and 16 more.

Dallas College has the lowest average net price at $3,177 a year after grants and scholarships.

The Region 5 has the most Women's Basketball programs in Texas.

Vic Schaefer (University of Texas, Austin), Joni Taylor (Texas A&M University), Nicki Collen (Baylor University), Krista Gerlich (Texas Tech University), Mark Campbell (Texas Christian University), Adia Barnes (Southern Methodist University), Matthew Mitchell (University of Houston) and Jason Burton (University of North Texas).

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