Abbey Hsu

Graphic with a photo of Columbia head coach Megan Griffith taking down the net. Text under photo: "Lions keep climbing"

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Coach Megan Griffith, Columbia Lions are poised to reach new heights

By The Next / November 2, 2023

Howard and Megan talk all things Abbey Hsu and the 2023–24 Lions

Princeton guard Kaitlyn Chen shoots a right-handed midrange floater as Harvard forward Elena Rodriguez tries to contest with her right hand. Princeton forward Ellie Mitchell runs toward the basket while looking back at Chen.

2023-24 Ivy League preview

By Jenn Hatfield / October 28, 2023

Stars return leaguewide, and potential breakout players are waiting in the wings

Princeton guard Kaitlyn Chen tries to drive by Harvard's Lola Mullaney with her right hand. The text "Ivy preseason top 3" is overlaid at the bottom in all caps, and the orange Locked on Women's Basketball logo is in the top right corner.

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Breaking down the preseason top three Ivy League teams

By The Next / October 20, 2023

Lions and Tigers and Crimson, oh my!

Abbey Hsu dribbles the ball across the free-throw line with her right hand as a defender chases on her left side.

From Columbia to Team USA: How Abbey Hsu made the AmeriCup roster

By Jenn Hatfield / June 30, 2023

A summer of red, white and Hsu

Who to watch for with Team USA at the AmeriCup

By Scott Mammoser / June 26, 2023

Top collegiate players to face best teams in hemisphere

Sienna Durr shoots a right-handed shot from close range as a defender contests.

From Rookie of the Year to efficient reserve, Columbia senior Sienna Durr shows the heart of a Lion

By Jenn Hatfield / February 13, 2023

‘She’s a large part of what we’ve built and where we’re going’

Princeton's Maggie Connolly walks up the court with her back to the camera in front of a cheering Columbia crowd.

‘It’s a party’: How Princeton and Columbia both won in sold-out rivalry rematch

By Jenn Hatfield / February 7, 2023

Columbia’s crowd roared, Princeton’s defense soared, and both teams are in first place

Abbey Hsu dribbles the ball across halfcourt with her right hand while gesturing to her teammates with her left hand. The large blue Columbia Lions logo at center court is visible just to Hsu's left.

The growing confidence of Columbia’s Abbey Hsu

By Jenn Hatfield / January 30, 2023

‘When … she turns on the mindset that nobody can guard her, she is fearless’

Columbia's Kaitlyn Davis rises for a right-handed layup on the fast break. There is no defense in sight; the only other player visible is her teammate, Jaida Patrick, trailing the play.

Sights and sounds from a weekend of Ivy League chaos

By Jenn Hatfield / January 9, 2023

Who is the Ivy favorite? Anyone’s guess

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Columbia’s Megan Griffith has Lions on the cusp of an Ivy League title

By The Next / November 3, 2022

Howard and coach Megan Griffith chat all things Lions’ program