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It's a season of many final moments for Sienna Betts, much like other 2025 class prospects: the final high school practice, last home game, last bus ride with teammates and so on. On Sunday, the five-star forward celebrated another final moment, her last senior Sunday.
In celebration, Betts shared a photo of herself dressed in a beautiful white dress and holding a bouquet. The background of the picture was softly blurred, but you could make out a lush green field behind her, which adds a serene and almost dreamy feel to the shot.
She shared the picture on her Instagram story, alongside a three-word caption that perfectly explained it:
“Last senior Sunday🙌🏽🥳, " she wrote.
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Sienna Betts already played her final high school game with the Grandview Wolves, where she averaged 23.0 points, 16.5 rebounds, 4.9 assists, 2.3 steals and 3.4 blocks per game.
Her senior season also ended in a state championship, a first-place finish in the Colorado Section 5A/6A Centennial Basketball league and a 25-3 season record.
Beyond high school basketball, Betts also went on to play in the McDonald's All-American Game, the Nike Hoops Summit and the Jordan Brand Classic. She delivered standout performances across the board in those games. She was named MVP in the McDonald's All-American Game.
Sienna Betts wraps up her high school career as the No. 2-ranked player in the country. She is now set to join her sister, Lauren Betts, at UCLA next season. Lauren, the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year and an All-American, chose not to declare for the 2025 WNBA draft in favor of playing one more season alongside her sister next season.
"Lauren made a whole PowerPoint": UCLA coach Cori Close reveals touching story of how Lauren Betts helped recruit sister Sienna Betts to the Bruins
No. 2-ranked prospect Sienna Betts will be heading to UCLA next season. It turns out that her big sister, Lauren Betts, had a major hand in making it happen.
In an interview video shared by SportsCenter Next on Thursday, UCLA coach Cori Close revealed Lauren's effort to secure Sienna's commitment to the Bruins.
"Sienna was on her visit, and Lauren was in her first year at UCLA, and Lauren did a whole PowerPoint presentation about why Sienna needed to be a Bruin. And I look over and just tears (flow) down Sienna's face," Close said.
Sienna's sister, Lauren Betts, didn't join the Bruins straight out of high school. She spent her freshman season at Stanford. However, she transferred to UCLA during her sophomore year.
According to Close, Sienna wasn't happy with Lauren's transfer:
"Reality is, Sienna, it was hard when Lauren committed to us to transfer, Sienna wasn't very happy for a while and we really tried to convince her for that one year that this could be a really cool thing," Cori Close said.
In the end, and against all odds, the Betts sisters are set to reunite on the court, just like they did back at Grandview.
