The rich get richer in Baton Rouge, as LSU women’s basketball continues its recruiting dominance with the addition of another five-star standout to its already loaded 2025 class. Head coach Kim Mulkey and her staff have secured a commitment from one of the nation’s top high school players, further solidifying the Tigers’ position as a powerhouse in the women’s college basketball landscape.
This latest addition marks the second five-star pledge to the 2025 class for LSU, signaling the program’s ongoing appeal to elite recruits who are drawn to the team’s championship pedigree, star power, and the magnetic leadership of Coach Mulkey. While the name of the recruit has made waves across social media and national recruiting sites, what stands out most is her versatility, court vision, and high basketball IQ — traits that have become trademarks of Mulkey’s most successful teams.
The five-star prospect, a 6-foot guard with dynamic scoring ability and elite defensive instincts, is ranked among the top 10 players nationally. Her commitment comes after heavy interest from several top programs, including South Carolina, UConn, and Stanford. In the end, the family atmosphere in Baton Rouge, combined with the program’s upward momentum, sealed the deal.
“I chose LSU because it feels like home,” the recruit said in a statement. “Coach Mulkey believes in me and has a plan for how I can contribute right away. I want to be part of something special, and there’s no better place than LSU to chase championships.”
This commitment also sends a clear message to the rest of the women’s basketball world — LSU is not slowing down. Coming off a national championship in 2023 and deep tournament runs in 2024, the Tigers have become a magnet for top-tier talent. With names like Angel Reese, Flau’jae Johnson, and Mikaylah Williams helping to elevate the program’s national profile, LSU has become one of the premier destinations for the country’s best high school talent.
Recruiting experts have praised LSU’s ability to not only attract five-star players but also to develop them into college stars and WNBA prospects. “What Kim Mulkey is doing at LSU is nothing short of incredible,” said ESPN recruiting analyst Shane Lewis. “She’s building a dynasty — plain and simple.”
This latest commitment brings LSU’s 2025 class into the national top five, with room to grow. The Tigers are still in the mix for several other blue-chip recruits, and all signs point to Baton Rouge becoming an even more formidable force in the years to come.
As LSU prepares for another run at the SEC title and beyond, fans have every reason to be excited about the future. With elite talent continuously choosing the purple and gold, the Tigers are poised to remain at the top of the women’s basketball world for years to come.