CERRITOS, Calif. – Three members of the LSU’s top-ranked women’s basketball signing class in 2023 will take part in Friday’s Ballislife All-America game at 4 p.m. (Central time). Teammates Aalyah Del Rosaria and Angelica Velez of […]
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – LSU’s Flau’jae Johnson and Angel Reese have been selected to take part in the 2023 USA Women’s Basketball AmeriCup Team Trials from May 11-15 in Colorado Springs. Reese and Johnson represent a […]
A month after leading LSU to the school’s first NCAA national championship in basketball second-year coach Kim Mulkey was in New York reaping the benefits of her work. For the fourth time in her career […]
LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey’s not used to finishing second very often. When Mulkey was coaching at Baylor, she pursued one of the nation’s top players in guard Hailey Van Lith of Wenatchee, Washington […]
She was on campus in February with her famous father for an unofficial weekend visit that LSU capped with a 74-59 victory over Mississippi State in its Senior Day tribute. Just over two months later […]
By JIMMY WATSON Shreveport Times Parkway guard Mikaylah Williams, already showered with accolades from numerous organizations, moved into more rarified air Saturday when she was named the Louisiana Farm Bureau Insurance/Miss Basketball winner for 2023 […]
LSU coach Kim Mulkey made quite a splash in the NCAA transfer portal a year ago and is hoping to do the same once again. The Tigers, who signed four players that started at some […]
She was the last of a distinguished group of speakers on April 5 to commemorate the LSU women’s basketball NCAA championship. Second-year coach Kim Mulkey wasn’t a novice to such fetes, having participated in three […]
Winning a national championship requires talent, coaching and always a dash of good fortune. I would have said luck but that implies something undeserved. The LSU women’s basketball program deserved this national championship. Kim Mulkey […]
Two members of the LSU women’s basketball team’s national championship are both making the leap to the professional level. Graduate student LaDazhia Williams, a 6-foot-4 forward, was the first Tiger selected in Monday’s WNBA Draft […]
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