Lewis-Clark State College Athletics

SENIOR: Voted Frontier Conference Player of the Year and an NAIA First-Team All-American ... scored sixth-highest point total in program history (581) at 19.4 points per game (sixth all-time) ... 452 field goals made marks sixth-best in a season ... 125 free throws is 10th-best all-time ... finished career ranked third all-time in points (2,143), fifth in points per game (16.5), fourth in field goals made (772), second in free throws made (460), sixth in blocks (91), fifth in steals (282)

JUNIOR: Showed why she is one of the best players in program history by earning numerous honors, including First-Team NAIA State Farm WBC All-America and Second-Team NAIA All-American honors ... one of just two non-seniors on the 10-person State Farm All-America squad ... also named co-Player of the Year in the Frontier Conference and first-team all-conference .. also received honors for being a Daktronics Scholar-Athlete and a FC All-Academic selection for having a minimum 3.5 GPA ... during the season, she twice won FC Player of the Week honors, the second-straight season she accomplished the feat ... named MVP of both the Twin Rivers PT Classic and the Warrior Invitational ... had a phenomenal season and averaged 18.1 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 2.6 steals per game ... despite facing a number of gimmick defenses to stop her, she led the conference in scoring and steals, and finished ninth in the NAIA in total points (614) and 15th in points per game ... also was 15th in total steals (98), 27th in steals per game, 41 in total assists (121) and 44th in field goal percentage (45.8) ... finished in double figures scoring in 32 of the team's 34 games, including the first 28 ... had two double-doubles in 13 points and 10 assists against Holy Names, and 18 points and 10 rebounds against MSUN ... her point total is third-best in a single season in program history and she stands fifth overall in career scoring, just five points out of fourth place ... she made 213 field goals, ninth on the single season list, and her 561 total is fifth ... also set season marks for free throws made (155) and attempted (205) ... her 335 free throws made is fifth on the all-time list and her 449 total attempts is seventh ... stands 10th on all-time steals list and 12th in assists ... became sixth player in program history to earn First-Team All-America honors from an organization

SOPHOMORE: Continued to show why she's a scoring threat from anywhere ... led the team with a 15.5 points per game average, which ranked No. 39 in the NAIA ... earned First-Team All-Frontier Conference honors and twice was selected the conference's Player of the Week in the first month of the season ... also earned NAIA and WBCA honorable mention honors ... only failed to score in double digits in five of her 35 starts and two of those she finished with nine points ... had a 21-straight games with 10 or more points, including 26 points on 11-of-17 shooting against Great Falls ... turned it up a notch in th final two game sof the conference tournament with 26 and 28 point sto help the Warriors to the title ... was combined 16-of-28 from the field in the two games and 20-of-21 at the foul line ... had back-to-back double-doubles early in the season in victories over Azusa Pacific and California Baptist ... led the team in minutes played and was second in 3-pointers made, 3-point shooting, free throw shooting, assists and steals ... her .822 shooting percentage at the foul line ranked No. 21 in the NAIA and her 541 points was 24th

FRESHMAN: Made an immediate impact when in her first games as a Warrior she went 9-for-23 from th field and scored 21 points, all in th first half, in a win over Warner Pacific ... earned First-Team All- Frontier Conference honors and also was selected as the conference's Freshman of the Year ... continued with her impressive season as she had only one game during the regular season of less than seven points ... scored a career-high 30 points by hitting 13-of-15 shots from the field against Rocky Mountain ... had 22 games where she finished in double figures, including five of at least 20 points ... became the first freshman to lead the Warriors in scoring since at least the 1995-96 season ... started every game but one and still managed to score 10 points in that contest ... had season highs of eight rebounds (twice), four assists (seven times), and five steals ... led the team in steals, was third in blocked shots, fourth in rebounds, and fifth in assists ... was the only freshman to earn first-team all-conference honors ... finished 39th in the NAIA in field goal percentage