Lexie Hull Profile - Indiana Fever Star, Biography- SPORTS HAIL

Lexie Hull does not read the headlines – she makes them. The 6-1 guard combines clutch perimeter shooting with a discipline built from childhood driveway battles, a twin rivalry, and a family that lives and breathes basketball. Off the court, she’s every coach’s dream: curious, methodical, and already building a business and mentorship footprint that extends beyond Indiana.

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Lexie Hull Biography/wiki

Full Name	Lexie Hull
Nicknames	hull
Date of Birth / Age	September 13, 1999(26 year old)
Place of Birth	Liberty Lake, WA
Nationality	American
Religion	Christianty
Profession(s)	Professional Basketball Player
Notable for	Loud Danks
Height / Weight	6 ft 1 inches / 70 kg
Net Worth	300K Dollars
Marital / Relationship Status	Will Matthiessen
Social media handles	Instagram

How old is Lexie Hull, & Where was she born?

Lexie Born in the Spokane, Washington area on September 13, 1999, Hull grew up in a three-generation basketball family – a grandfather who played at Western Washington and a father who starred collegiately.

Lexie Hull is a Twin?

She and her twin, Lacie, turned everyday practice into a competitive lab for skills, creating toughness and instincts that still show up in late-game situations, and her practice and competitive instincts built the foundation for the clutch performances in her games. (gostanford.com)

At Central Valley High School, she led a dominant program, collected state hardware and national attention – including a 26-point, 10-rebound performance on the GEICO Nationals stage – and left as one of Washington’s most decorated prep players. (ESPN.com)

Lexie Hull Stanford: two degrees, elite grades, big moments

Choosing Stanford let Hull chase two things at once: elite basketball and serious academics. In addition to having one of the country’s top academic marks for athletes – a combination of awards like the Elite 90 and Senior CLASS showcased her excellence on the court and in the classroom – she completed both a bachelor’s and a master’s in Management Science & Engineering in four years. (gostanford.com)

WNBA journey: drafted, refined, and ready

The Indiana Fever made Hull their first-round pick (No. 6 overall) in the 2022 WNBA Draft, believing she could bring Stanford’s two-way toughness to the pro game. Hull made the necessary improvements after a quiet rookie season, particularly in her shot mechanics, film study habits, and on-court reads. The result was steady progress and a clear role as a dependable wing who could defend and stretch the floor. (wnba.com)

By 2025, she was providing the modern WNBA with the perimeter efficiency it needed. The impact on the game, along with her season numbers, even earned her a last-minute spot as an injury replacement for Caitlin Clark in the All-Star 3-Point Contest, a season in which Hull led the league in three-point percentage. (ESPN.com)

Beyond the hardwood: business, mentorship, and brand

Lexie Hull’s brand has been built outside the courts, too. She has partnered with more athletic and lifestyle brands, joined collective athletes focusing on female empowerment, and built mentorship for young players. Most of the time, she networks in competitive venture spaces to build a consumer brand, which shows the competitive drive and Stanford education. On a personal note, Hull announced her engagement in April 2025 — an affectionate social-media moment she shared with fans.

“engaged to..my best friend, cheers to forever!” — a small window into the life she balances alongside pro hoops. (Instagram)

Where did Lexie Hull go to college?

Stanford University. She earned both a bachelor’s and a master’s in Management Science u0026amp; Engineering and graduated with honors, including the Elite 90 and the Senior CLASS Award. (gostanford.com)

When was Lexie Hull drafted and by whom?

In the 2021 WNBA Draft, she was selected No. 6 overall by the Indiana Fever. (wnba.com)

What position does Lexie play, and what are her strengths?

Wing/Guard. She is known for her three-point shooting, on-ball defense, and high basketball IQ.

Has Lexie received WNBA honors or notable rankings?

A: By 2025, she was chosen to replace an injured player for the All-Star 3-Point Contest and ranked within the top players for three-point percentage within the league. (Reuters)