Nationality: USA
Position: Guard
Experience: NCAA Champion, WNBA draft & training camp, France, Iceland
Born: June 8th, 1999 | Beaumont, Texas
Height: 1.73m | 5’8”
College: LSU (’23)
WNBA draft: ’23 drafted by Connecticut Sun #22
Milestones in Alexis’ career:
• NCAA Champion leading LSU to a historic triumph
• WNBAdraft pick
• Signed the biggest contract in a country’s history
• Harlem Globetrotter
• Became the first lady of the legendary brand AND1 – first female signee
Lex led the Tigers of LSU to an NCAA title. The WNBA draft pick by Connecticut Sun amongst other accomplishments was:
2023 Greenville Regional 2 All-Tournament Team
2023 First Team All-SEC
2023 Goombay Splash All-Tournament Team
2022 Second Team All-SEC
SEC Player of the Week (2/15/22)
In previous stages of her career Lex:
Starred as the point guard for LSU’s National Championship squad, starting in 34 games and playing all 36 games.
Finished her college career as a National Champion after battling through adversity her entire college career.
Averaged 15.4 points and 4.1 assists throughout the season.
Finished the season with 12 games with 20+ points, including in the final three games of the NCAA Tournament.
Had 15 games with at least five assists.
Scored a career-high 31 points in LSU’s win over Tennessee on Jan. 30.
Dished out a career-high 12 assists while committing just one turnover in LSU SEC opener win at Arkansas on Dec. 29.
Averaged 16.8 points and 3.8 assists in six NCAA Tournament games.
Led LSU with 27 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, in the Final Four to help LSU erase a nine-point deficit and earn a spot in the National Championship.
Scored 19 of her 21 points in the National Championship game against Iowa in the second half to help the Tigers secure their first NCAA Championship
2023 Greenville Regional 2 All-Tournament Team
2023 First Team All-SEC
2023 Goombay Splash All-Tournament Team
2022 Second Team All-SEC
SEC Player of the Week (2/15/22)
In previous stages of her career Lex:
Starred as the point guard for LSU’s National Championship squad, starting in 34 games and playing all 36 games.
Finished her college career as a National Champion after battling through adversity her entire college career.
Averaged 15.4 points and 4.1 assists throughout the season.
Finished the season with 12 games with 20+ points, including in the final three games of the NCAA Tournament.
Had 15 games with at least five assists.
Scored a career-high 31 points in LSU’s win over Tennessee on Jan. 30.
Dished out a career-high 12 assists while committing just one turnover in LSU SEC opener win at Arkansas on Dec. 29.
Averaged 16.8 points and 3.8 assists in six NCAA Tournament games.
Led LSU with 27 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, in the Final Four to help LSU erase a nine-point deficit and earn a spot in the National Championship.
Scored 19 of her 21 points in the National Championship game against Iowa in the second half to help the Tigers secure their first NCAA Championship
Moments of her career:
