Hailey Van Lith's journey from LSU to TCU is one of the best women's basketball and March Madness redemption storylines. Here's what you should know

Behind great basketball players are great parents or mentors. That's certainly true for TCU star Hailey Van Lith, whose parents have been there every step of the way. With the NCAA Tournament ongoing,

The best season in the history of TCU's women's basketball program continued Saturday with a come-from-behind, 72-61 victory in the Sweet 16 over Notre Dame. After tying the game early in the third quarter,

For the fifth time in five seasons, Van Lith will compete in the Elite Eight. From her first three years at Louisville, last year at LSU and now at TCU, she became the first player in NCAA history — men’s or women’s — to reach this point of the tournament with three teams.

Hailey Van Lith has taken TCU to the Elite Eight round of the NCAA Women's Tournament, same as she did before with Louisville and LSU.

Hailey Van Lith became the first player in college basketball history to reach the Elite Eight five times and take three different teams to that round when she scored 26 points in TCU's 71-62 victory over Notre Dame in the women's NCAA Tournament on Saturday.

After a performance like it’s fair to ask is Van Lith having the best individual season ever a TCU basketball player, male or female? Players like Kurt Thomas and Lee Nailon have strong cases, especially Thomas who led the NCAA in scoring and rebounding in 1994-95.

Sedona Prince added 21 points for the Horned Frogs (34-3), who advanced to the Elite Eight for the first time in school history. Next up is Texas or Tennessee on Monday night.