Da Boot Sports
12/29/2024
By: Terrill J. Weil


   BATON ROUGE -  The Lady Tigers returned home to the Pete Maravich Assembly Center on Sunday afternoon to play Albany  before SEC play begins on January 2 and came away with a hard fought, 83-61 victory over a very talented and well coached Great Dame team. 

   Albany kept the game close all day, before LSU began to pull away over the final three minutes of the contest. LSU finished shooting 32-72 from the floor for 44% on the day. They only made one three pointer, going 1-13 from behind the arc. They sank 18-21 free throws for 86%. The Lady Tigers out-rebounded Albany, 53-27. 
   Aneesah Morrow led the team with 20 points. Mikaylah Williams scored 18 points. Flau'Jae Johnson added 15 points. Jersey Wolfenbarger finished with 11 points. Kailyn Gilbert had 8. Shayeann Day-Wilson contributed 7 points and Mjracle Sheppard finished with 4 points.



   LSU had a sluggish start to the contest, finding themselves down, 9-6 to the Great Danes at the 4:56 mark. Over the first five minutes of the game, the Lady Tigers shot a poor 33% and turned th ball over six times. 

​   Albany continued to hustle and play inspiring basketball as they simply out-played LSU in the first period, taking a 25-16 lead into the second quarter.

   With 4:44 left in the first half, Albany led LSU, 35-27 at the official's timeout. The Lady Tigers struggled to mount any type of a run against the visiting Great Danes. 

   LSU would go on a 7-3 run, cutting the lead to 38-34 as we headed into halftime. 

   LSU only shot 14-39 from the floor in the first half for 36%, while shooting 0-8 from three point range. They sank 6-8 free throws for 75%. The Lady Tigers committed eight first half turnovers while forcing seven. LSU out-rebounded Albany, 28-13 at the break.
   Mikaylah Williams led LSU at the half with 8 points.

   
   LSU would begin the second half on fire, going on a 14-6 run to take a 48-44 lead, forcing an Albany timeout with 6:15 left in the period. 

   The Lady Tigers would then outscore Albany, 8-6 over the final 6:15 of the third period to take a 56-53 lead into the final quarter. 

   LSU went on a 9-6 run to start the fourth period, to hold a 65-59 advantage with 5:26 left in the contest.

   The Ben-Gals made the plays down the stretch to slowly pull away for the win. 

   With the win, LSU improves to 15-0. Next up the Lady Tigers will open up SEC play on the road as they will travel to Fayetteville to play Arkansas on Tuesday, January 2. Tipoff is set 8:00 pm and will be televised on SEC Network. 

   
   
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Da Boot Sports
12/19/2024
By: Terrill J. Weil


   CHICAGO, ILL - The 5th ranked Lady Tigers traveled to the Windy City to play the University of Illinois-Chicago on Thursday night and came away with a hard fought, 91-73 victory against a well coached Flames team that played with hustle and heart. 

   UIC gave LSU all they could handle in the first half before they Lady Tigers were able to pull away in the third period. The Flames battled hard for all 40 minutes, keeping the game respectable. Every time it looked like LSU would really open things up, the Flames would respond to keep the game from turning into an ugly blowout. 

   LSU shot 32-67 from the floor for 48% on the night. They had a good night from three point land, hitting 8-17 for 47%. The Lady Tigers sank 19-26 from the charity stripe for 73%. LSU ended up out-rebounding UIC, 40-29. LSU still seems to be committing to many turnovers with 13 total in the game. Coach Mulkey will need to get this fixed before SEC play begins. 
   Flau'Jae Johnson led the team with a double-double, 23 points and 11 rebounds. Aneesah Morrow also registered a double-double, scoring 19 points with 13 rebounds. Mikaylah Williams scored 17 points. Sa'Myah Smith and Kailyn Gilbert both added 8 points each. Last-Tear Poa scored 7 points. Jersey Wolfenbarger finished with 5 and Jada Richards scored 3 points. 


   Both teams started the game slow, struggling to put the ball in the basket, but eventually began to find their rhythm and started to trade baskets. At the first media timeout of the night with 3:58 left in the period, LSU led, 12-10.

   After the timeout, LSU began to heat up, scoring six straight to increase their lead to 18-10.

​   The first period would come to an end with the Lady Tigers up, 18-11.

   A well coached, hustling UIC team refused to be intimidated by LSU and kept themselves within shouting distance. At the 4:06 mark of the second quarter, LSU only led by eight, 31-23.

   In a game that most thought LSU would dominate and win incredibly easy, the Flames hung tough with the Lady Tigers, as we would go to halftime with LSU leading, 40-31.

   LSU shot 42% from the floor in the first half. They hit 4-11 from behind the arc for 36%. They sank 6-8 free throws for 75%. The Ladt Tigers turned the ball over only five times in the first half while forcing the Flames into 12. LSU led the rebound battle, 19-18. 
   Flau'Jae Johnson led the team at the break with 10 points. Aneesah Morrow scored 9 points. Sa'Myah Smith added 8 points. Mikaylah Williams contributed 7 points. Jada Richard had 3 points. Last-Tear Poa added 2 while Mjracle Sheppard had 1 point.


   LSU finally started to pull away from the Flames, outscoring them 13-2 over the first four minutes of the third period, taking a 53-33 lead with 5:54 left in the quarter. 

   The Lady Tigers remained in control of the contest as the third period came to an end. LSU took a 21 point lead, 67-46 into the fourth quarter against the pesky Flames. 

   UIC refused to quit as they continued to fight hard against a superior opponent, cutting the LSU lead to 18, 78-60 with 5:48 left on the clock. 

   Give a lot of credit to the UIC Flames, they never looked intimidated by the 5th ranked Lady Tigers and tested LSU throughout the contest. 

   With the win LSU improves to 14-0 on the season. The Lady Tigers will now take a break for Christmas before returning to play on Sunday December 29 in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center as they will host Albany. Tipoff is set for 1:00 pm. The game will be available on SEC Network Plus. 
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Da Boot Sports
12/17/2024
By: Terrill J. Weil


   LSU traveled to Uncasville, Conn. to take on Seton Hall in the Basketball HOF Women's Showcase and easily defeated the Lady Pirates, 91-64 to improve to 13-0. 

   The Lady Tigers toyed with the Pirates most of the contest for the dominating win. LSU shot 54% from the floor for the game. They hit 9-20 from behind the three point arc for 45%. They were good at the free throw line sinking, 10-13 for 77%. 
   Aneesah Morrow led the team with another double-double, 24 points and 19 rebounds. Mikaylah Williams finished with 22 points. Flau'Jae Johnson added 17 points. Kailyn Gilbert scored 14. Jersey Wolfenbarger had 8 points. 


   The first period was a tight, competitive one, but the Lady Tigers outplayed Seton Hall just enough to lead by seven, 22-15 at the end of the quarter. LSU shot a strong 57% in the opening period. 

   LSU would open up the second quarter with a 13-4 run, to increase their lead to 35-19, forcing Seton Hall to call a timeout with 7:10 left in the first half. 

   The Lady Pirates' timeout couldn't stop the bleeding as LSU responded with a 17-6 run over the final 7:10 of the second quarter to take a 52-25 lead at halftime.

   The Ben-Gals simply exploded in the second period as they finished the first half shooting 20-35 from the floor for 57%. After only making one three point shot in their last game, the Lady Tigers hit 6-14 from behind the arc over the first 20 minutes. They sank 6-9 from the free throw line for 67%. LSU only committed four first half turnovers while forcing the Pirates into eight. LSU also won the rebound battle in the first half, 22-19.
   Mikaylah Williams led the Tigers at the break with 17 points. Aneesah Morrow finished with 13 points. Flau'Jae Johnson added 8. Jersey Wolfenbarger added 6 points, while Kailyn Gilbert and Sa'Myah Smith both scored 4 points each.


   Over the first four minutes of the third period Seton Hall outscored LSU, 11-9, but the Lady Tigers still held a 25 point lead, 61-36 with 6:01 left in the quarter.

   LSU remained in control over the final six minutes of the period, taking a 22 point advantage, 71-49 into the final quarter.

   The Lady Tigers continued to play well, outscoring Seton Hall, 11-8 over the first six minutes of the fourth quarter to hold a 82-57 lead with only 4:20 left in the contest. 

   LSU would coast the rest of the way for the 91-64 victory.

   Next up, the Lady Tigers head to Chicago to play Illinois-Chicago on Thursday, December 19. Tipoff is set for 7:00 pm and the game will be available on ESPN Plus.

   

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Da Boot Sports
12/15/2024
By: Terrill J. Weil


   BATON ROUGE, LA - The #4 ranked Lady Tigers hosted the ULL Lady Cajuns on Sunday afternoon and earned an 85-57 victory in front of 11,328 Tiger fans in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. 

   After a shaky first period, LSU raised their game play to pull away from the Cajuns. The Lady Tigers finished the day shooting 47% from the floor. They only hit 1-5 three point attempts. LSU went to the free throw line 41 times, sinking 30 of them for 73%. The only hick up of the game for LSU was turnovers. They committed 21 total while forcing ULL into 20. The Lady Tigers completely owned the boards, out-rebounding the Cajuns, 53-22.
   Jersey Wolfenbarger led LSU with a double/double, 18 points and 15 rebounds. Aneesah Morrow registered a double/double with 15 points and 15 rebounds. Kailyn Gilbert scored 14 points. Mikaylah Williams added 12 points. Flau'Jae Johnson had an off game, only scoring 11. Last-Tear Poa finished with 5 points and Mjracle Sheppard had 4. 

   
   LSU started fast, scoring a quick six points. After leading 6-2, the Tigers would go ice cold. Tamaiah Robinson hit a three pointer for the Lady Cajuns to cut the lead to 6-5. That's where to score stood at the 3:53 media timeout. 

   The Lady Tigers outscored ULL, 10-6 over the final 3:53 of the period to hold a 16-11 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Lady Cajuns were able to keep the score close thanks to nine turnovers by LSU in the opening period.  

   LSU would go on a 15-5 run over the first six minutes of the second period to take a 31-16 advantage with 4:15 left in the first half. 

   The Ben-Gals would outscore ULL, 20-8 in the second period to take a 36-19 lead into the halftime break. 

   LSU shot 12-23 from the floor in the first half for 52%. No three pointers for the Lady Tigers in the first 20 minutes of play, as they went 0-1. They sank 12-15 from the free throw line for 80%. Both teams were careless with the ball in the first half, as LSU committed 15 turnovers and ULL turned it over 12 times. LSU dominated on the glass, 25-9.
   Jersey Wolfenbarger led the team with 12 points at the break. Kailyn Gilbert scored 9 points. Mikaylah Williams had 4 points. Mjracle Sheppard finished with 3. Flau'Jae Johnson, Last-Tear Poa, Sa'Myah Smith and Aneesah Morrow all had 2 points each. 


   Over the first five minutes of the third period, both teams played even at 12-12, as LSU continued to lead by 17 points, 48-31 at the 4:48 mark. 

   LSU continued to stay in control of the ballgame, outscoring the Cajuns, 12-10 over the final 4:48 of the third period to take a 60-42 lead into the fourth quarter.

   The Lady Tigers would outscore ULL, 15-9 over the first five minutes of the fourth period, to take a 75-51 lead with 4:54 left in the contest.

   LSU continued to pull away from the Lady Cajuns for a dominating, 85-57 victory.

   With the win, LSU improves to 12-0 on the season. Next up LSU will travel to Uncasville, Connecticut to play Seton Hall in the Basketball HOF Women's Showcase. Tipoff is set for 5:00 pm. The game will be televised on FS1....

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Da Boot Sports
12/8/2024
LSU Sports Communications
By: LSU Staff


   BOSSIER CITY, La.– In Mikaylah Williams’ homecoming game Sunday in Bossier City, No. 5 LSU (11-0) defeated Grambling (2-7), 100-54, to remain unbeaten.“I took (Mikaylah) out (late in the game) so the crowd could all acknowledge her,” Coach Kim Mulkey said. “I just told her she needed to take a look around this arena. They’re here for her and what she means to this area and the state.”
   In a pregame ceremony, officials from Parkway High School presented Williams with a framed jersey and announced the school will retire her No. 12 jersey. Williams spent significant time after the game taking pictures and signing autographs with her hometown fans.
   “I recognized a lot of people. My old elementary teacher was here and she came and spoke with a lot of old classmates and old teachers as well. I’m just glad that they came out and that I got to see a lot of familiar faces and see that those people are still supporting me and they still have my back. 
   Williams finished the contest with 16 points on 5-10 shooting and added 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Flau’jae Johnson recorded yet another 20 point game and tacked on 6 rebounds and 3 assists. 
   Aneesah Morrow recorded her 83rd career double-double to move into a tie for the eighth most in DI history. Morrow ended the game with 26 points and 16 rebounds. 
   Halima Salat led Grambling with 12 points on 4-8 shooting. LSU shot 49-percent from the field and held Grambling below 30-percent. 
   Williams scored the first points of her homecoming game with a mid range jumper off of the screen. LSU jumped out to an early 13-4 lead over Grambling State, as Johnson torched the defense with 8 points in the first 5 minutes of the game. LSU started 5-8 from the field to gain the advantage entering the media timeout. Gilbert scored on back-to-back possessions to increase the LSU lead to 19-11 with 3 minutes to play in the first quarter. LSU led by as much as 18 points in the quarter, and Morrow’s 11 point quarter led the team in scoring. The Bayou Bengals shot an efficient 12-19 from the field in the first period of play, and out rebounded Grambling State 16-8. At the end of the first quarter, LSU led the contest 29-13. 
   LSU started strong offensively on both ends of the floor, with both Morrow and Johnson getting buckets at the start of the second quarter. LSU led the game 48-20 at the media timeout with key contributions from the bench, with freshman Jada Richard connecting on a three pointer to extend the LSU lead. LSU came out firing after the media timeout, as Sa’Myah Smith found a cutting Mjracle Sheppard for the fadeaway bucket. Williams then wowed the crowd once again with a spinning steal and score late in the quarter. At the half, LSU led Grambling State 54-29. Morrow ended the half with 15 points on 5-5 shooting, while Johnson followed closely with 12 points. LSU shot 20-32 in the first half while out rebounding GSU 26-15. 
   Smith got the LSU started in the second half with a floater from close range. Morrow grabbed her 10th rebound of the contest early in the third quarter to earn her 9th double-double of the season. LSU continued to stay aggressive on both ends of the floor and forced 4 Grambling State turnovers in the first 5 minutes of the quarter. LSU found success on the paint with Smith, as the Tigers were able to find the forward in the paint for buckets on three straight possessions. At the end of the third quarter, LSU led GSU 87-41. LSU outscored Grambling State 33-12 in the quarter and shot 13-29. 
   Aalyah Del Rosario got LSU started with a strong putback layup in the fourth quarter. The LSU defense remained stout in the fourth quarter, as the Tigers were able to keep GSU’s offense at bay in the final period of the game. LSU led the game 91-50 halfway through the fourth quarter. Williams connected on a three pointer with 1:30 left on the clock to hype the hometown crowd up. Williams exited the game with 1 minute left to a standing ovation from the Bossier City faithful. The Tigers closed out the game at 100-54.

   


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Da Boot Sports
12/5/2024
By: Terrill J. Weil


   BATON ROUGE, LA - It was now the women's turn to participate in the SEC/ACC Challenge as the 5th ranked Lady Tigers play host to Stanford on Thursday night and treated the fans to a thrilling 94-88 overtime victory.  It was an amazing come back win for the Ben-Gals. 

   LSU trailed by five, 80-75 with 23 seconds left on the clock. That's when Kailyn Gilbert hit a three pointer to cut the lead to two. The Lady Tigers' defensive pressure forced a Stanford turnover with 15 seconds remaining. Mikaylah Williams then hit a jumper with four seconds left to tie the game at 80-80, sending the contest into overtime. 

   The Lady Tigers took care of business in the extra period, making big shots, while playing great defense with a huge surge of hustle and energy. 

   Stanford executed a great game plan, keeping the LSU offensive attack out of the paint all night, forcing the Lady Tigers to shoot from the outside. The strategy also helped keep LSU off the glass. Every time LSU would make a run, Stanford would come up with a huge basket to kill the LSU momentum. But LSU made the big shots late in the contest and stepped up on defense to steal victory away from the Cardinal. 

   LSU shot 36-79 from the floor for 46% on the night. They had a really good night from three point land, hitting 10-25 for 40%. From the free throw line, the Lady Tigers sank, 12-18 for 67%. LSU only committed only four turnovers in the game while forcing 15. 
   LSU had three big scorers on the night. Mikaylah Williams had 32 points to led the team. Kailyn Gilbert finished with 25 points and Flau'Jae Johnson scored 21 points. Aneesah Morrow and Shayeann Day-Wilson contributed 8 points each. 

   
   Both teams opened the contest sinking a three pointer on their first possessions for a quick 3-3 tie early.

   Over the next four minutes, Stanford would go on a 13-2 run to take a 16-5 lead with 5:27 left in the first period. 

   As the first quarter ended, Stanford held a 28-15 advantage thanks to their three point shooting. The Cardinal sank five three pointers in the opening period. 

   LSU would outscore Stanford, 12-6 over the first five minutes of the second period to cut the Cardinal lead to 34-25 at the 4:40 mark. 

   The Lady Tigers continued to battle hard against a very good Stanford team that was playing really well, going on a 10-5 run to end the second quarter. The game would head to halftime with Stanford leading LSU, 39-37.

   LSU only shot 39% from the floor in the first half. They hit 5-16 from behind the arc for 31%. They were a perfect, 2-2 from the charity stripe. The Ben-Gals only turned the ball over twice while forcing the Cardinal into nine. Stanford out-rebounded the Lady Tigers, 23-15 in the first half.
​   Mikaylah Williams led the team at the break with 13 points. Kailyn Gilbert scored 8 points. Flau'Jae Johnson added 7. Shayeann Day-Wilson contributed 5 points and Aneessah Morrow had 4 points.


   Stanford started the second half with a 6-2 run to extend their lead to 48-39, causing Coach Mulkey to call a timeout at the 7:23 mark of the period. 

   Over the next four minutes, LSU would go on a 9-4 run to cut the Cardinal lead to four, 52-48 with 3:38 left in the third quarter. 

   The third quarter ended with Stanford still leading. LSU headed to the fourth period facing a 57-52 deficit. 

   In the final quarter, Stanford continued to make big baskets to hold onto their lead, until late in the period. 

   With the exciting victory, LSU improves to 10-0.

   Next up the Lady Tigers will travel to Bossier City to play Grambling on Sunday, December 8. Tipoff is set for 2:00 pm. 

   What an incredible night in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center!  GEAUX TIGERS!

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Da Boot Sports
12/1/2024
By: Terrill J. Weil


   BATON ROUGE, LA - The 7th ranked Lady Tigers return home to the Pete Maravich Assembly Center to host NC Central and came away with a 131-44 blow out victory. It was win #100 for Kim Mulkey as LSU's head coach. 


   LSU began the contest hot as a pistol, opening up with a 16-10 run over the first five minutes of the opening period. 

   NC Central showed no back down against LSU as they played with heart and hustle, keeping the game respectable early.

   Over the final five minutes of the first quarter the Tigers would outscore the Eagles, 10-8 to take a 26-18 lead into the second period. 

​   LSU raised their play up a notch and began to pull away from the visiting Eagles, going on a 17-0 run over the first six minutes of the period to take a 43-18 advantage with 4:20 left in the first half. 

   The Lady Tigers totally dominated the second quarter, outscoring North Carolina Central, 35-0 to take a commanding, 63-18 lead into the halftime break.

   LSU shot a strong 51% from the floor in the first half. They also hit 2-3 three point attempts for 67%. The Tigers were 11-14 from the free throw line for 79%. Defensively, LSU forced 17 turnovers and out-rebounded the Eagles, 32-18 in the first 20 minutes. 
   Aneesah Morrow led the team with 12 points. Flau'Jae Johnson scored 11 points. Jersey Wolfenbarger added 8. Kailyn Gilbert added 6 points. Last-Tear Poa and Mjracle Sheppard both scored 5 points each. Aalyah Del Rosario, Jada Richard, Sa'Myah Smith and Shayeann Day-Wilson scored 4 points each. 


​   LSU continued to cruise in the second half, starting the third period with a 13-6 run to increase their lead to 76-24 with 6:12 left in the quarter. 

​   The Lady Tigers remained in complete control, outscoring the Eagles, 22-9 over the final six minutes of the third period to take a 98-33 lead into the final quarter. 

​   LSU outscored NC Central, 33-11 in the fourth quarter for the final margin.

   With the win the Tigers are now 9-0 on the season. 

   Next up LSU will host Stanford in the PMAC on Thursday December 5. Tipoff is set for 8:00 pm and the game will be televised on ESPN2.



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