As the women’s Final Four begins, BYU’s talented underclassmen have big dreams for the future

The team’s freshmen class, plus veterans Shaylee Gonzales and Lauren Gustin, all know they will have to step up next season.

Gonzaga's Kayleigh Truong (11) drives around BYU's Shaylee Gonzales (2) during the first half of an NCAA women's championship college basketball game at the West Coast Conference tournament Tuesday, March 8, 2022, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)

As the women’s Final Four begins, BYU’s talented underclassmen have big dreams for the future

The team’s freshmen class, plus veterans Shaylee Gonzales and Lauren Gustin, all know they will have to step up next season.

RELATED STORIES

Mark Pope is optimistic about future of BYU men’s basketball after losing in NIT quarterfinals

Oregon’s Isaac Johnson, a former American Fork standout, enters transfer portal

BYU women’s basketball coach Jeff Judkins has already made up his mind about coaching next season

NCAA Tournament: Villanova upsets BYU women’s basketball in first round

Eye on the Y: Women’s basketball player launches podcast discussing gender inequity in Division I sports

MOST VIEWED

1

Are Latter-day Saints Christian? The U.S. Defense Department doesn’t appear to think so.

2

Evacuation orders lifted after Saratoga Springs brush fire grows to 175 acres

3

A dispute over a prized Star Wars Lego collection led to a YouTube crusade. Then came the stalking charges in Utah.

4

A major transit gap isolates one of Utah’s fastest-growing places from the Wasatch Front. Here’s how that could change.

5

Is Bear Bachmeier or Devon Dampier the best Big 12 quarterback? This is how ESPN ranked the BYU and Utah QBs.

Sponsored Story

Utah Artist Fellowship Program awards $90,000 to 18 artists