
LSU Women’s Basketball Looks to Rebuild Frontcourt with Fresh Talent
The Tigers are set to field a new blend of size, skill and defensive intensity as they prepare for the season opener against Southeastern Louisiana.
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The Tigers are set to field a new blend of size, skill and defensive intensity as they prepare for the season opener against Southeastern Louisiana.

After a Sweet 16 exit, LSU women's basketball is reshaping its roster with major transfers, freshmen recruits, and a tough non-conference schedule that includes historic matchups against UConn, Villanova, NC State and North Carolina.
Junior forward Kate Koval announced her departure from LSU women's basketball due to personal reasons, prompting the program to adjust its frontcourt depth and explore experienced additions for the upcoming season.

Coach Kim Mulkey has assembled a diverse roster that includes Russian center Anna Minaeva, Ukrainian forward Kate Koval, and Spanish forward Noa Morro, hoping their stories can foster peace and representation for the upcoming season.

LSU’s women’s basketball program announces ticket sales for its first-ever preseason banquet, offering a first look at the roster that will shape the upcoming season.

LSU’s women’s basketball team welcomes 6‑foot‑5 Russian prospect Anna Minaeva, joining a roster already stacked with elite height.

LSU’s latest recruiting class brings 17‑year‑old Anna Minaeva, a 6‑foot‑5 center with professional experience in Russia, alongside top‑ranked forward Caroline Bradley and wing Noa Morro, as the Tigers aim to rebound from their March loss to Duke.
Coach Kim Mulkey announced the signing of Anna Minaeva, a Russian forward known for her defensive prowess and size, as the second international addition to LSU’s upcoming roster.

The Tigers announce a demanding slate of games, highlighted by a Thanksgiving tournament in Fort Myers, a repeat SEC/ACC Challenge road trip, and a home‑and‑home showdown with Auburn, all under the guidance of Coach Kim Mulkey.

The program welcomes a quartet of experienced transfers, complementing a returning core and building on Mulkey's proven ability to integrate portal talent.

LSU's women's basketball program welcomes a group of experienced transfers, including point guard Jada Williams and forward Noa Morro, to reshape its lineup for the upcoming season.

LSU is reshaping its women's basketball roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, bringing in point guard Jada Williams from Iowa State and forward Noa Morro, a Spanish professional, to bolster defense, rebounding and scoring.