Pitt Star to Compete in College All-Star Game

Pitt star forward Khadija Faye will compete in the upcoming women’s college basketball all-star game.

According to a press release from Pitt, Faye will participate in the 2025 Lilly Women’s College All-Star Game on April 5. 20 of the nation’s best college seniors will compete in the event.

“Faye will suit up for either Team Lieberman or Team Miller, which will be coached by Naismith Hall of Famers and basketball legends Nancy Lieberman and Cheryl Miller, respectively,” said the release. “The complete rosters for Team Lieberman and Team Miller will be announced the week of the event, while individual player commitments will be announced on a rolling basis in the coming days. “

Faye recently earned First Team All-ACC honors after averaging 19 points and 10.2 rebounds per game. Faye shot 48% from the field this year. Faye has since declared for the WNBA Draft.

“Thank you to the University of Pittsburgh with all my heart,” Faye said in a release from Pit. “I came to this wonderful city not knowing what to expect. Little did I know, the amazing people, staff, teammates and friends I would be surrounded with.”

Check out Faye’s full quote here.

This is Faye’s fifth season in college basketball. She began her career in Lubbock, Texas playing for Texas Tech. After spending two seasons there, she transferred over to Austin, Texas to play for the Texas Longhorns. There, she started 34 games across two seasons and averaged between five and six points per game in both of her two seasons. Faye then transferred to Pitt before this year, and has starred for Tory Verdi’s squad. She led the team to a 4-4 finish in ACC play, qualifying for this year’s ACC Tournament as the No. 15 team in the league out of the conference’s 18 teams.

In January, Faye had one of the best games of the year, delivering a tremendous 17-point, ten-rebound, eight-block game.

Faye was named to the First Team All-ACC squad, along with the following players:

Ta’Niya Latson, Jr., G, Florida State
Olivia Miles, Jr., G, Notre Dame
Aziaha James, Sr., G, NC State
Makayla Timpson, Sr., F, Florida State
Sonia Citron, Sr., G, Notre Dame
Kymora Johnson, So., G, Virginia
Saniya Rivers, Sr., G, NC State
Alyssa Ustby, Gr., G/F, North Carolina
Khadija Faye, Gr., C, Pitt
Zoe Brooks, So., G, NC State
Kara Dunn, Jr., G, Georgia Tech
Toby Fournier, Fr., F, Duke
Jayda Curry, Sr., G, Louisville
O’Mariah Gordon, Sr., G, Florida State