Mikaylah Williams led No. 5 LSU with 19 points as the Tigers struggled for almost three quarters before pulling away for an 87-61 win against Louisiana Tech in the Compete 4 Cause Classic.

The Lady Techsters were a national power under legendary coaches Sonja Hogg and Leon Barmore. Hogg guided them to a pair of national championships and more than 300 wins across nine seasons, then turned the program over to Barmore, who led them to another national title and 11 30-win campaigns. Hogg and Barmore were co-head coaches from 1982-85.

The Compete 4 Cause Classic transcends the boundaries of the basketball court. This event is designed to promote community engagement in New Orleans, allowing student-athletes to leverage their platforms for positive change. The focus on inspiring underrepresented youth in the area adds a layer of significance to the competition.

LSU women's basketball breezed past Marist 113-53 to shatter a 43-year-old 100-point streak team-scoring record that Kim Mulkey helped set as a player at Louisanna Tech during the 1980s

The LSU Tigers and head coach Kim Mulkey continued to make history Saturday night with a 112-35 victory over Washington State in the championship game of the Paradise Jam tournament’s Reef Division. It was the eighth consecutive game in which the Tigers have scored 100 or more points.

Even with LSU's dominating win, it was what happened before the game that garnered the attention of many, including Louisiana's governor.

Kim Mulkey's LSU continued its historic start to the season, winning the Paradise Jam Reef Division title and setting a new scoring benchmark through the opening eight games of the campaign