FHSU Athletics

2018-19 (Senior): Earned a pair of All-American honors, becoming the fourth All-American in program history...Named third team All-America by DII Bulletin and honorable mention All-America by the WBCA...Named a D2CCA All-Region first team performer...Named MIAA Player of the Year while earning a spot on the All-MIAA first team...Led the team with 13.4 points, 8.4 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, the only player in the league to rank in the top 11 in all three categories (11th points, 2nd rebounds, 7th assists)...Ranked second on the team and in the top 16 in the MIAA in both blocks (50, 1.5 per game) and steals (47, 1.4 per game)...Scored 456 points on the year, giving her a career total of 1,256 points, 11th-most in program history...Led the conference and ranked 23rd in Division II with 145 free throws made (145-of-183)...Second in the league and 33rd nationally with 287 total rebounds...Ranked fourth all-time with 865 career rebounds, sixth with 126 blocks, fifth with 372 free throws made, sixth with 487 free throw attempts and 10th with a shooting percentage of 50.3 percent...Named MIAA Championship Most Outstanding Player after averaging 9.3 points, 10.3 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 1.7 steals in three games in KC...Named to the Central Region All-Tournament team after averaging 15.3 points, 8.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 1.3 blocks in the three games in Hays...57th in the country and third in the conference with 10 double-doubles...Matched her career high with 25 points twice, including on Senior Day in the regular season finale against PSU (3/2)...Grabbed a season-best 15 rebounds twice, matching her career high...Dished out three or more assists 22 times, including a season-high six assists in six different games...Made a season-high five blocks in a pair of contests...Scored in double figures 24 times, including four games with 20-plus points...Three-time MIAA Athlete of the Week, tied for the most individual honors across the league...Named a National Strength & Conditioning Association All-American...Listed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll.

2017-18 (Junior): Earned second team All-MIAA honors after leading the Tigers in scoring, rebounding and assists...Started all 33 games, playing an average of 27.5 minutes per night...Lone individual in the MIAA ranked in the top 15 in points (15th), rebounds (ninth) and assists (11th)...Scored 13.2 points per game, the most for a Tiger in a full season since 2014-15...Grabbed an average of 8.0 rebounds each outing, including 68 offensive rebounds on the year...Dished out 92 assists, averaging 2.8 dimes per game...Connected on a team-high 58.1 percent of her shots (155-of-267), including 50 percent from behind the arc (15-of-30)...Poured in 109-of-141 from the charity stripe (77.3 percent)...Accounted for 51 steals and 28 blocks on the defensive end...Scored in double figures a team-high 22 times, including four 20-point performances...Dropped in a career-high 25 points in the season finale against Southwest Baptist (2/22), the most points in a game for a Tiger this season...Totaled six double-doubles, including a career-high 15 rebounds against Newman (11/18) to go along with 17 points...Dished out seven assists in the same win over Newman...Set a new personal-best with six steals against Missouri Southern (11/18)...Matched career-high with four blocks at Emporia State (12/9)...Grabbed 10 or more rebounds eight times...Earned a spot on the MIAA Championship All-Tournament team after averaging 8.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.7 assists in three games in KC...Earned MIAA Athlete of the Week honors twice, one of three individuals to garner the award multiple times...Listed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll...Earned third FHSU letter.

2016-17 (Sophomore): Named honorable mention All-MIAA...Played in all 30 games, making six starts...Averaged 19.4 minutes per contest...Led the team with 7.6 rebounds per game while ranking second with 9.6 points each night...Ranked seventh in the MIAA in rebounds per contest...One of four individuals in the MIAA to average at least one point, rebound, assist, block and steal per game...Recorded six double-doubles on the year, including her first career double-double in the first game of the season (10p, 14r, Upper Iowa, 11/11)...Made and attempted the most free throws on the team, ranking second in FT percentage at 72.6 percent (90-of-124)...Posted a 50.8 field goal shooting percentage, second on the team amongst qualifying players...Finished second on the team and tied for sixth in the MIAA with 1.1 blocks per game, swatting 33 blocks on the year...Ranked fourth on the team with 32 steals, while distributing 31 assists on the year...Led the team and ranked eighth in the MIAA with 74 offensive rebounds (2.5 per game)...Scored in double-figures 14 times, while grabbing 10 or more rebounds eight times...Scored a season-high 23 points to help the Tigers defeat No. 1 Emporia State (12/10), tied for the most points in a game by a Tiger this season...Grabbed 14 rebounds in the first game of the year against Upper Iowa (11/11), the most rebounds in a game for a Tiger this season...Made her first career start against Central Oklahoma (2/11)...Drilled 11 free throws against Emporia State (12/10), the most for a Tiger since February 2015...Listed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll...Earned second FHSU letter.

2015-16 (Freshman): Came off the bench in all 31 games as a true freshman, playing an average of eight minutes per game...Scored a season-high 8 points against Southwest Baptist (2/6), averaging 2.5 points per game...Pulled down a season-high 10 rebounds against Newman (11/24)...Grabbed 5+ rebounds six times...Earned first FHSU letter.

Topeka-Seaman HS (Class of 2015): Three-time all-state selection...Earned all-state second team selection in Class 5A as a senior after earning first team honors as a junior...Three-time All-City selection...Earned 2013-14 Topeka Capital Journal City Player of the Year honors as a junior, averaging 14 points and 10.5 rebounds per game...All-Class third team selection by Kansas-Sports.com, named as one of the top 30 players in the state during her junior year.