ULM women's basketball has added Jackson State transfer Laila Walker to its roster. Coach Missy Bilderback highlighted Walker’s championship experience and versatility as key assets for the team. Walker, a 6-4 forward, contributed significantly at Jackson State, aiding them to a SWAC Championship and NCAA Tournament berth. In her high school tenure, she was a top rebounder and a highly-rated prospect in Mississippi.

By the Numbers
  • Walker played 46 games in two seasons for Jackson State
  • Averaged 2.9 points and 3.5 rebounds per game in her final season
  • Shot an impressive 59.3% from the field
  • Averaged 15.3 points and 13.5 rebounds per game in her senior high school season
State of Play
  • Walker joins a roster bolstered by recent transfers including Nya Valentine from Clemson
  • Additional transfers include players from Southern Miss, Mississippi State, Florida State, and Mercer
What's Next

With Walker's addition, ULM aims to enhance its defensive play and versatility. Coach Bilderback anticipates Walker's winning mindset will positively impact the upcoming season. The team looks forward to seeing her contribute to their pursuit of more victories and postseason success.

Bottom Line

Laila Walker's transfer to ULM brings valuable championship experience and athletic talent, positioning the Warhawks for an improved season ahead. Her addition, along with several other key transfers, signifies a strategic bolstering of the roster to compete at a higher level.