University of Illinois Springfield Athletics

As a Senior (2013-14)
Named the GLVC Player of the Week in the last week of the season (Mar. 3) ... Finished as the all-time scorer in UIS women's basketball history with 1,348 points ... Averaged a career-best 16.3 points per game ... was second on the team in assists (59) and third in rebounds (3.4 per game) ...  Reached the 20+ point mark in 10 games this season and scored a program record 31 points in the season finale ... Ends her UIS career as the all-time leader in nine different categories, including points, field goals made and three-point percentage.

As a Junior (2012-13)
Named to the All-GLVC second team ... started all 25 games ... led the team in scoring (13.0 ppg), shooting percentage (42.2) and three-point field goal percentage (43.6) ... her 42 percent from the behind the arc ranked second in the conference ... averaged 30.0 minutes per contest ... had 17 double-digit outings ... led the team in scoring on 13 occasions ... opened the season with 12 points at Seattle Pacific (Nov. 9) ... tallied 16 points, ssix assists and four steals against Missouri Western State (Nov. 16) ... posted 18 points on 7-of-11 from the floor against RMU-Springfield (Nov. 27) ... made a season-best 10 field goals at Oakland City (Dec. 5) for 21 points ... tallied 14 points and four assists against Lindenwood-Belleville (Dec. 8) ... grabbed a season-high seven boards to go with 12 points at McKendree (Jan. 3) ... recorded 18 points at Bellarmine (Jan. 5) ... had 10 points against Kentucky Wesleyan (Jan .12) and Missouri S&T (Jan. 19) ... shot 58 percent from the floor on 7-of-12 for 18 points at Quincy (Jan. 21) ... posted a season-high 22 points versus William Jewell (Jan. 24) with five rebounds and three steals ... recorded 13 points in back-to-back contests at Maryville (Jan. 13) and against UMSL (Feb. 2) ... went 7-for-14 from the floor including a 5-for-9 outing from long range to record 19 points against Drury (Feb. 16) ... tallied 21 points on 8-of-12 shooting at UMSL (Feb. 23) ... closed out the season with a 13-point outing against Quincy (Feb. 28) ... earned Academic All-GLVC honors.

As a Sophomore (2011-12)
Played in all 26 games with 18 starts … finished with double digit scoring 18 times … poured in a career high 25 points at Quincy (Feb. 2) … was second on the team in points scored (324) and scoring average (12.5) … was 16th in the Great Lakes Valley Conference in scoring … had 13 rebounds at Maryville (Feb. 16) and 11 against Saint Joseph’s (Jan. 7) … finished averaging 4.8 boards and 1.5 steals per game … also shot 77% from the free throw line and was third on the team in field goal percentage (42%) … was tied for second on the team with 33 three-pointers made … again selected to the academic All-GLVC team … also was named to the UIS Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll for both semesters.

As a Freshman (2010-11)
Started all 26 contests … played more than 30 minutes in 20 contests… scored in double figures 16 times… had a career-high 16 points at Saint Joseph's (Feb. 14) to help in the first ever Great Lakes Valley Conference win on the road for UIS… had first collegiate double-double against Eureka scoring 12 points and pulling down 10 rebounds … made 12 straight free throws between Feb. 6-10… had at least one rebound in every game … selected to the academic All-GLVC team … also was named to the UIS Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll for both semesters.

High School
Named the Area Player of the Year by the JJC and “The Sports Page” as a senior at Virginia … was a first team all-area pick by the State Journal-Register … was an Illinois Basketball Coaches Association first team All-State pick and was honorable mention All-State by the Associated Press … scored 1,788 points in career, and is the school’s all-time scoring leader for both boys’ and girls’ basketball.

Club
Played with teammate Mallory Beck on Central Illinois Pizzazz

Personal
Born October 3, 1991 ... daughter of Dan and Sandy ... has two siblings, Blake and Kristin … majoring in business management and business adminstration.

Why I Chose UIS
The size of the campus seemed to fit well with me and I liked to opportunity of earning an excellent education whil being able to compete at a high level in basketball.

Chose UIS Over
Kentucky Wesleyan and Lewis