TCU superstar guard Hailey Van Lith is one of the best players in college basketball, but will she next turn her attention to the 2025 WNBA Draft? As she's finishing out her final season of NCAA eligibility with the Horned Frogs,

Hailey Van Lith, who few projected going in the first round, has taken the tournament by storm and has led TCU to her fifth Elite 8. Aneesah Morrow has reminded people that she’s an all-time rebounder. And, Sarah Ashlee Barker’s all-time performance against Maryland threw her into the draft conversation, too.

The TCU star doesn't carry the same upside as Paige Bueckers or Olivia Miles, the presumptive No. 1 and No. 2 picks in the upcoming draft. But her play this year should inspire confidence among WNBA sides to take a flyer on her before the draft concludes.

As Van Lith most likely joins the WNBA next, she'll have Monday night to look back on as her final college experience on the court. After the loss, Van Lith and TCU coach Mark Cam

After an incredible Elite Eight run for the TCU Horned Frogs, Hailey Van Lith's college career has come to a close. On Monday night, Van Lith and No. 2 seed TCU fell to No. 1 seed Texas Longhorns 58-47 in the Birmingham Region 3 final,

Hailey Van Lith’s dream run with TCU has come to an end. No. 1 Texas successfully fended off Van Lith and the Horned Frogs in a defensive battle at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama, on Monday night in their Elite Eight matchup of the NCAA tournament.

TCU guard Hailey Van Lith is the first NCAA basketball player, women's or men's, to play in the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight with three different teams.

During her lone season with the TCU Horned Frogs, Van Lith averaged 17.9 points, 4.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game. She's now capped off a five-year college basketball carer,

Orlando Magic star guard Jalen Suggs made sure to support his girlfriend, TCU star guard Hailey Van Lith, by rocking her Horned Frogs jersey during Monday night's Elite Eight contest in Birmingham against No.