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Thundering Herd notebook
03/17/97- Updated 02:42 PM ET
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A FIRST: This is the first time that Marshall has won the Southern Conference
tournament and received an automatic bid to advance to the NCAA tournament.
Last year, the team lost in the finals by two points to Appalachian State.
HONORED:Sophomore Kristina Behnfeldt was named to the Southern Conference First Team. Junior Cindy McCauley was named to the second team. Junior Keri Simmons was named tournament MVP. Simmons and McCauley were on the all-tournament first-team, while Behnfeldt made the second team.
SIMMONS HEATS UP: Keri Simmons had a career tournament, averaging 16.3 points and 6.3 rebounds in the three games. During the regular season, she averaged 8.3 points and 5.4 rebounds. She also notched the third double-double of her career in the finals.
BLOCK PARTY: Marshall set the Southern Conference Tournament record for blocked shots with 13. They also blocked eight shots against Georgia Southern.
BEHNFELDT CARRIES TEAM: Kristina Behnfeldt has been the most consistent player this season for the Herd. She leads the team in scoring (15.4), rebounding (8.3), free-throw percentage (79.6 %) and minutes played (31.9). She is second on the team in steals (33) and field-goal percentage (50.5
Roster
No. |
Player |
POS |
HT |
Year |
| 42 | Kristina Behnfeldt | F | 6-0 | SO |
| 30 | Aisha Byrd | F | 6-0 | JR |
| 50 | Erika Fall | C | 6-7 | JR |
| 25 | Eve Kendall | F | 6-1 | JR |
| 11 | Michelle Lenhart | G | 5-9 | SO |
| 12 | Jenny Lincoln | G/F | 6-0 | FR |
| 32 | Lisa Mason | C | 6-1 | SO |
| 33 | Cindy McCauley | F | 5-11 | JR |
| 4 | Brandy Robertson | G | 5-5 | FR |
| 22 | Natal Rosko | G | 5-6 | SO |
| 21 | Kristi Sexton | G | 5-7 | SR |
| 40 | Keri Simmons | G/F | 5-11 | JR |
Coach: Sara Evans-Moore
Schedule/results
Nov.23 - Defeated Howard, 82-71
Nov.25 - Lost at Eastern Kentucky, 86-65
Nov.30 - Lost to Youngstown State, 102-86
Dec.4 - Defeated Morehead State, 67-52
Dec. 7 - Lost to Texas A&M, 78-65
Dec.8 - Defeated Bucknell, 88-84
Dec.15 - Lost at Radford, 94-87
Dec.17 - Lost at West Virginia in Charleston, W.Va., 86-78
Dec.19 - Defeated Robert Morris, 95-74
Dec.28 - Won at Canisius, 88-76
Dec.31 - Lost at Buffalo, 70-55
Jan.4 - Won at East Tennessee State, 75-68
Jan. 6 - Lost at Furman, 64-58
Jan.11 - Defeated Georgia Southern, 82-72
Jan.13 - Defeated Tennessee-Chattanooga, 80-65
Jan.18 - Lost at Appalachian State, 71-66
Jan.20 - Lost at Western Carolina, 68-67
Jan.25 - Defeated Furman, 94-81, OT
Jan.27 - Defeated Davidson, 81-73
Feb.1 - Defeated East Tennessee State, 92-71
Feb.3 - Won at Wofford, 74-63
Feb.8 - Lost at Tennessee-Chattanooga, 63-60
Feb.10 - Won at Georgia Southern, 94-81
Feb. 15 - Defeated Western Carolina, 73-72
Feb. 17 - Lost to Appalachian State, 86-82
Feb. 22 - Won at Davidson, 67-66
Feb. 26 - Defeated Western Carolina, 85-77
March 1 - Defeated Appalachian State, 79-74
March 2 - Defeated Georgia Southern, 77-69
NCAA Tournament
Notes & Bio's
Keri Simmons turned in the best games of her career during the Southern
Conference Tournament. In the three contests, Simmons averaged 
16.3
ppg and grabbed 6.3 rpg. Through the regular season she averaged 8.3 ppg
and 5.4 Ir'pg. She also earned her third "double-double" of her
career in the finals (19 points and 10 rebounds).
Marshall set the Southern Conference Tournament record for blocked shots with 13. In the finals, the Herd also tied the tournament record for number of blocks in a game with eight against Georgia Southern.
Kristina Behnfeldt has been the most consistent player this season for the Herd. She leads the team in scoring (15.4), rebounding (8.3), free throw percentage (79.6%) and minutes played (31.9). Behnfeldt is second in the team in steals (33) and field goal percentage (50.5%).
Since senior Kristi Sexton took over the point guard position Marshall is 12-4. In those 16 games, Sexton has dished out 74 assists for an average of 4.6 a game. She also had a career-high of eight assists in two contests, coming against Furman on January 25th and Georgia Southern on February 10th. * Cindy McCauley is the teams main three-point threat. She has connected on 42-of-95 (44.2%). Freshman Jenny Lincoln and sophomore Natal Rosko have come off the bench to score 31 and 28 threes respectively. Lincoln is shooting 41.9 percent from behind the arc while Rosko is shooting 32.9 percent.
Coach Evans-Moore has been able to look to her bench this season for contributions. The reserves are led by sophomore Lisa Mason with 10.4 points per game followed by sophomore Natal Rosko with 5.9 ppg, sophomore Michelle Lenhart with 5.9 ppg and freshman Jenny Lincoln with 5.9 ppg.
Kristina Behnfeldt and Cindy McCauley led the team in scoring again this season. Last season the two combined, for 823 points while this year they have 779 points. These two are also getting closer to breaking 1,000 points in a career, McCauley has 939 points while Behnfeldt has 885 points in just two seasons.
Kristina Behnfeldt leads the team in "double-doubles" this,season with 11 while Erika Fall has four and Keri Simmons has three. Behnfeldt has 20 "double-doubles" in her two year career.
UPDATED BIO'S
SARAH EVANS-MOORE, HEAD COACH
FIFTH YEAR With a strong background as a player and a coach, Sarah Evans-Moore
is her fifth campaign in charge of the Marshall University womenls basketball
program. In her attempts to push MU womenls basketball to a new level, Evans-Moore
emphasizes strong basketball fundamentals and an adherence to the responsibility
of the student-athletels academic welfare. This year is Evans-Moorels most
successful season since taking the reigns. Her team has an 18-11 record
overall and finished second in the Southern Conference with a 9-5 record.
The team also won its first ever Southern Conference Tournament and received
its first ever NCAA automatic bid. While leading her team to another winning
season, Evans-Moorels squad also excelled in the classroom with a team grade
point average of 2.92 in the fall semester. Prior to taking the helm of
the MU program in 1992, Evans-Moore, a 32-year old native of Rio Grande,
Ohio, spent two seasons as an assistant with the University of Georgia Lady
Bulldogs, where those teams compiled a record of 47-15. The 1990-91 Lady
Bulldogs squad finished 28-4, were the SEC champion and advanced to the
NCAA West Regional Finals. As recruiting coordinator for Georgia, Evans-Moore
landed the nationls #12 recruiting class in 1991 and the nationls #3 class
for 1992, as rated by the Blue Star Recruiting Service. A graduate of Stanford
University, Evans-Moore received her bachelorls degree in Economics in 1986.
Evans-Moore played two seasons with the Cardinal and was the teamls leading
scorer and rebounder as a sophomore before a back injury forced her to retire
from playing. Before working at Georgia, Evans-Moore served as an assistant
coach at Murray State (1986-89) and Louisville (1989-90). Evans-Moore is
married to Joe Moore. The couple has a 
son, Owen, born in June of
1995 and are expecting another in May.
BRET MCCORMICK, ASSISTANT COACH
FOURTH YEAR Bret McCormick is in his fourth season as the top assistant coach on the Thundering Herd coaching staff. His primary responsiblity is to serve as the recruiting coordinator for the programas well as assist in practice planning, game preparation and scouting. Prior to coming to Marshall., McCormick worked as an assistant coach for Marshallls menls basketball head coach Greg White at the University of Charleston. In 1992-93 the team went 15-15 and won the WVIAC Tournament Championship. In the last 12 years, McCormick has gained a wealth of coaching experience directing numerous AAU basketball programs. Also he has experience as a junior high coach in the Point Pleasant school system. McCormick played his collegiate basketball for the University of Rio Grande from 1977-1981. He was the starting point guard for two years where he averaged 10 points and five assists per game. McCormick holds a bachelorls degree from Rio Grande in sales and marketing and a bachelorls degree from Marshall in physical education. McCormick is married to the former Tammy Calloway. The couple has a daughter, Lexus, born in January 1997.
PAUL NIXON, ASSISTANT COACH
FOURTH YEAR Assistant coach Paul Nixon is also in his fourth season with the Thundering Herd. Nixon, a graduate of Vanderbilt University, was a four-year student assistant with the Commodore menls program under coach Eddie Fogler and volunteered his time with the womenls program. In May of 1995, Nixon coached a team consisting of current and former collegiate womenls basketball players on a two-week mission trip to Lithuania. His father, Ed Nixon, coached womenls basketball for 25 years and made appearances in two Final Fours in 1974 with Mississippi College and again in 1985 with Mercer University. The Georgia native lettered three years in basketball in high school where during his senior season he was team captain, MVP and All-State. Also he lettered four years in track and one year in soccer. Nixon also assisted with various womenls programs while a student. Nixon has a Bachelor of Arts in communication studies and a Master's Degree in athletic administration.
STEPHANIE WINE, GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH
FIRST YEAR Assistant coach Stephanie Wine is in her first season as a coach at Marshall. Wine just completed her four years of eligibility last season with the Thundering Herd when she led them to the finals of the Southern Conference Tournament. For her efforts she was a named the MVP of the tournament and First-Team All-Southern Conference Tournament. In this same year she was named Second-Team All-Conference. During her junior year she set a NCAA single game record with 14 steals at Western Carolina. While playing for Marshall, Wine reached second all-time in three-point attempts connecting on 97-of -336,. Also she rai-Lks seventh in steals with 177 and seventh in assists with 290. Wine was voted captain by her team and received the Donna Lawson Team Leadership Award her junior and senior seasons. She was named a co-MVP her senior year. Wine has a Bachelor of Science degree in history and political science and is currently pursing a Masterls degree in Education.
#4*BRANDY ROBERTSON
PG As a freshman... played in 17 games while averaging 6.4 minutes ... scored a career-high six points against Bucknell when she connected on two three-pointers ... pulled down a career best three rebounds against Wofford ... played a career-high 16 minutes against Youngstown State ... Prior to Marshall ... averaged 15 points, five rebounds and five assists in high school ... member of the All-District team four years, All-A Region three years and All-Region two years... named to the Blue Chip All-Star team in 1995-96 ... Whols Who American Athlete sophomore, junior and senior years ... made 86 career starts ... scored 1,203 points in her high school career ... coached by Walter Estes ... lettered in softball four years and cross country for two years ... Personal ... born May 6, 1978 ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson ... undecided on major.
# 10 * JENNY LINCOLN
G/F As a freshman ... played in all 29 games and received one start while averaging 14.9 minutes per game ... connected on four three-pointers against West Virginia and East Tennessee State ... career-high game of 20 points against West Virginia ... second on team in three-point shooting percentage by connecting on 31-of-74 for 42 percent ... grabbed a career-high five rebounds against Robert Morris ... Prior to Marshall ... Earned three basketball letters as a prepster ... career point leader at Louisville Male with 1,606 ... averaged 16.9 ppg in three years ... all-district and all-region team all three years ... an USA Today All-American Honorable Mention her junior year ... played on the Kentucky All-Star team ...named the KABC/ Reebok 7th Region Player of the Year ... named to the Voice-Tribune All-County Team ... named first-team All-State and the number six player in Kentucky by the Courier Journal ... rated 72nd out of top 100 high school seniors by the College Sports Magazine ... coached by Leslie Scully Personal ... born January 5, 1978 ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lincoln majoring in communication.
#11 * MICHELLE LENHART
PG As a sophomore... played in all 29 games starting 13 at the point guard while averaging 5.9 ppgmade eight free throws against Bucknell down the stretch in an overtime winhad a career-high night against Bucknell with 16 points and seven rebounds ...best shooting night came against West Virginia going 7-for-10 from the floor... dished out 49 assists and recorded 17 steals ... against Canisius College had a career-high of five assists ... As a freshman ... played in all 29 games and started three ... converted 4-of-6 three-pointers against Davidson for her season-high 12 points ... against UT-Chattanooga pulled down four boards and played a season-high of 22 minutes ... Prior to Marshall ... awarded three letters in basketball ... Street & Smith's honorable mention Al.1-American as a senior ... made 82 three-pointers in her career, including at least one in 16 consecutive games ... as a senior averaged 11.2 points and 4.2 rebounds per game... coached by Art Taneyhill ... team wasstate champions in 1995 and ruru-ier-up in 1994 ... ranked 24th in nation in 1994...Personal ... born March 1. 1977 ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lenhartmajoring in accounting and pursuing a minor in business administration.
#21 * KRISTI SEXTON
PG As a senior took over the point guard position midseason ... played in 29 games and started 18 ... dished out 97 assists with a career-high of eight against Furman and Georgia Southern ... Ilth in career assists with 190 ... fourth on the team in steals with 2910th in career steals with 136 As a junior ... played in all 29 games, starting 13averaged 7.8 ppg and 3.0 rpg scored 16 points against Morehead State for herseason high ... best shooting game came against Radford University where she went 5-for-10 ... third on the team in assists with 31 and free throw percentage at 76.0 % ... As a sophomore ... limited to 16 games due to a hand injury ... averaged 9.8 points and 3.1 rebounds per game ... was third on team in steals with 37 and. added 26 assists ... scored a season high 17 points against James Madison ... double digit scoring in eight games ... twice had eight rebounds in a game (versus Furman and Appalachian State) ... As a freshman ... saw time in 26 games ... scored six points in nine minutes against Southern Illinois ... shot .681 from the free throw line ... had 12 points against Radford and 11 points in the win over Robert Morris ... had a then career-high of four steals against ETSU ... picked up first career start against Georgia Southern and responded with 22 points and career-high 1 1 rebounds... had career high 28 points in the win over Davidson ... also career-high and team leading seven steals against Davidson ... hit five three-pointers versus Davidson tying a school-record, since broken, for three-point field goals in a gamePrior to Marshall ... averaged 18.6 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 5.5 assists per gameearned four letters in basketball at Jenkins High School'... is the all-tim.e leadingscorer in Jenkinsl history (2,294) ... during her senior year, named All-District, Honorable Mention All-State and was a member of the Eastern Kentucky All-Stars ... was high schoolls team MVP and Best Defensive Player ... was the schoolls Outstanding Female Athlete in 1.91 and 192 ... Personal ... born May 27,1975 ... parents are Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Sexton ... major is criminal justice.
#22 * NATAL ROSKO
G As a redshirt sophomore ... played in 27 games while averaging 5.9 ppg ... has connected on 28-of-83 three pointers (34 percent) ... scored a season-high 16 points against Georgia Southern ... has 14 steals this season with two against Davidson ... season-high of five rebounds against Canisius ... scored in double digits in seven games ... As a sophomore ... received a medical redshirt after injuring her left knee during the fourth game of tl-ie season... As a freshman ... honored as Southern Conference Freshman of the Year ... played in all 27 games, 22 of those as a starter ... led Marshall with a school record 55 three-point field goals ... her 157 three-point attempts also established a school mark ... averaged 11.0 ppg and 3.1 rpg... nailed a career-high 22 points versus East Tennessee State ... also had 20-point outings versus Cincinnati and Eastern Kentucky ... played all 40 minutes in 87-72 triumph over West Virginia ... four times led team in scoring ... hit 6-of-9 three-pointers versus Eastern Kentucky ... Prior to Marshall ... averaged 21 points, six rebounds, six assists and five steals a game her senior year ... was the MVP of the Steel Valley Conference and was a first-team All-Steel Valley Conference selection ... was Player of the Year in Northeast Ohio Division I and. was a first team All-Northeast Ohio Division I selection ... was a member of the USA Today's All-USA Team ... played in the Ohio North-South All-Star game ... Personal... born August 16, 1976 ...enjoys bodybuilding and exercise ... daughter of Joyce Rosko ... major is adult fitness.
#30 * AISHA BYRD
F As a junior ... played in eight games and averaged 1.4 points per game ... tied her career-high of six points against Wofford while playing eight minutes ... grabbed three rebounds against Robert Morris... As a sophomore ... played in 22 games while averaging 6.9 minutes per contest ... scored in 12 games had her best collegiate game against Davidson with six points and four rebounds was perfect from the line in six attempts played a career-high 19 minutes against Georgia Southern ... As a freshman injury limited her to 11 games ... made 4-of-six three-point field goal attempts ... scored a season-high five points vs., Morehead State ... scored three points in outings vs. UT-Chattanooga, Georgia Southern and Western Carolina ... Prior to Marshall ... four-year starter at Springfield South High School ... averaged 10.9 ppg as a senior ... MVP for volleyball team ... named to state volleyball All-Star team .... also named to Ohio Southwest District team ... three-sport athlete having earned four varsity letters in basketball, volleyball and softball ... participated on a basketball team that toured Ireland in the summer of 1994 ... Personal ... born July 28, 1976 ... enjoys volleyball ... parents are Michael and Laroilyn Byrd ... major is criminal justice.
#32 * LISA MASON
C As a sophomore ... has played in all 29 games and started 10 early on in the season ... leads the reserves in scoring, rebounding and minutes with 10.4 ppg, 4.5 rpg and 22.1 minutes ... season-high of 21 points came against Canisius College ... third on team with 17 blocked shots with four against Western Carolina ... is second in free throw percentage with 79 percent ... has a season-high of eight rebounds against three different opponents ... As a freshman ... was the highest scorer coming off the bench with 9.2 ppg ... played in all 29 games with six starts in the beginning of the season ... scored in double digits in 12 games ... scored 26 points against Georgia Southern for her career-high ... had a double-digit rebounding game of 10 against St. Bonaventure ... led the team in blocked shots with 31 ... Prior to Marshall ... Earned four basketball and one volleyball letter in high school... averaged 11 points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game as a senior ... shot 48.3% from the field and 71.4% from the line ... school's No. 8 career scorer with 792 points and No. 7 rebounder with 557 ... grabbed a school-record 10 offensive rebounds in one game ... team was ranked #1 in the state and won district with a 28-5 record ...1995 All Louisville Invitational Tourney Team ... twice an all-region selection ...Kentucky All-Star team alternate ... 1993 all-regional tournament team ... coached by Jerry Troutman ... Personal ... born Nov. 30,1976 ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mason ... majoring in English ... hex mother, Verna Mason., played basketball, tennis and volleyball at Campbellsville College from 1967-71 ... her brother, Tim, played basketball at Trevecca Nazarene College in Nashville from 1992-95.
#33 * CINDY MCCAULEY
F As a junior ... named second-team all-Southern Conference ... voted on the all-tournament first-team ... named to the preseaon Southern Conference Team ... has played and started in 28 games missed the game against Wofford with shin splints ... second on the team in scoring with 11.9 ppg ... leads the team in three pointers made with 42 ... scored a season-high 22 points against Georgia Southern ... had career-high rebounds of 14 against Morehead State tied a career-high of five three-poin.ters against Georgia Southern and Davidson third on the team in free throw percentage with 78.7 percent ... scored in double digits in 21 games ... As a sophomore ... named First-Team Southern Conference Tournament ... member of the South Florida All-Tournament Team ... became a starter after a successful South Florida Tournament ... named the Southern Conference Player of the Week in week 12 ... was the teamls leading three point threat, sinking 40 ... second on the team in scoring with 13.8 ppg ... had career-hi.gh game against Georgia Southern in the tournament with 31 points ... scored in double digits in 18 games ... Asa freshman ... played in 24 games, 15 as a starter ... led team in field goal percentage at 44.2%, three-point field goal percentage at 38.7% and was third in blocked shots with six ... averaged 9.3 points and 4.5 rebound ... her breakthrough game came at Radford with a team high 17-point performance ... led the team in scoring in four games and in rebounding in four contests ... Prior to Marshall ... averaged 22.5 ppg and 13.8 rpg ... scored 1,815 career points over four years ... all-time leading scorer at Rockcastle County High School ... also racked up 1,202 career rebounds ... holds school-record for most points scored in a game with 48 ... as a senior twice made 20 free throws in a game ... was named to the 13th, 14th and 15th Region All-Mountain team ... was second-team All-Kentucky ... Personal ... born April 22, 1976 ... enjoys playing sports and watching television... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David McCauley ... major is criminal justice.
#40 * KERI SIMMONS
G/F As a junior ... voted as the Most Valuable Player of the Southern Conference Tournament ... averaged 16.3 ppg in the Southern Conference Tournament ... one of two players to start and play in every games this season ... scored a career-high 23 points aoainst Texas A&M ... scored in double digits in 13 games and recorded three "double-double" games ... recorded a career-high of 12 rebounds against Georgia Southern ... second on the team with assists with 68 ... leads the team in steals with 39 ... As a sophomore ... played in all 29 games starting 18 games ... second on the team in assists and blocked shots with 56 and 12 respectively ... had three games in which she pulled down eight rebounds (Western Carolina, East Tennessee State and Georgia Southern) ... season-high game came against Davidson with 16 points ... As a freslu-nan ... played in 27 games, 17 as a starter ... led team in free throw percentage at 76.3% (45-of-59) ... finished third on squad with 32 assists ... averaged 5.5 points and 5.4 rebounds per outing ... had six blocked shots versus Appalachian State ... seven times led team in rebounding and once in scoring ... played the fourth highest total minutes with 705, or 22.5 a game ... scored a then career-high 15 points against Furman ... Prior to Marshall as a senior, averaged 17.6 points, 7.9 rpg, 5.1 assists and 3.5 blocks per game first team All-Northeastern Ohio selection ... second team division III All-Ohio selection ... played in the Ohio North-South All-Star game ... played in the Wilber Berky Classic All-Star game ... Personal ... born May 13,1976 ... enjoys horseback riding ... parents are Phil and Diana Simmons ... major is business education.
# 42 * KRISTINA BEHNFELDT
F As a sophomore ... named to the All-Southern Conference first-team ... voted on the All-Southern Conference Tournament second team ... named to the preseason All-Conference Team ... named to the Brown All-Tournament team ... earned Southern Player of the Week honors in the fourth week ... has started in all 29 games for the Herd ... had career high game against Radford with 29 points ... has scored in double digits in 12 Southern Conference games ... recorded 13 rebounds against Howard and Furman ... has rebounded in double dioits in 11 games finished fourth in the conference in rebounding with 8.4 per game ... has 11 "d.ou.ble-double" games ... has been the leading scorer in 15 games for the Herd As a freshman ... became the second Marshall player selected as Southern Conference Freshman of the Year along with teammate Natal Rosko ... named first-team All-Southern Conference and first-team All-Southern Conference Tournament ... member of the Villanova All-Tournament team ... selected as the conference Player of the Week during week nine... started and played in all 29 games ... averaged 30.2 minutes per contest ... led the team in scoring and rebounding with 15.1 ppg and 8.9 rpg ... had a team-high free throw percentage of 80.5, making 153 shots out of 190 ... had season-high game of 25 points against Davidson ... scored in double digits in 25 games ... pulled down 20 rebounds against Georgia Southern ... had nine 3do-Lible double2 games ... Prior to Marshall ... a four year varsity player at Tinora High School ... a first- team Division III all-state player as a junior and senior ... honorable mention all-state as a sophomore ... earned 11 overall letters, four in basketball and softball, three in volleyball on the hardwood, averaged 18.8 points per game as a senior and 20.2 as a junior career totals include 1,460 points, an average of 16.4 ppg, 1,203 rebounds, 11.5 per game, and 226 steals ... AP Northwest District Division III Player-of-the-Year ... MVP of Ohio North and South All-Star Game... a team tri-captain junior and senior seasons ... coached by Martha Dement ... Personal ... born Feb. 21, 1977 ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Behnfeldt ... plans to study psychology or sports management.
50 * ERICA FALL
C As a junior ... tallest player ever in the Southern Conference ... came on the team after the Fall semester... has played in 21 games and started 16 ... had career night against Georgia Southern when she scored 18 points and grabbed 16 rebounds ... has scored in double digits in 14 games and has four "double-doubles" second on the team in rebounds with 7.3 per game ... recorded five blocked shots against Georgia Southern and UT-Chattanooga ... leads the team in field goal percentage with 57.7 ... Prior to Marshall ... played with the Louisville Lady Cardinals for two years ... as a freshman sat out due to NCAA academic requirements... as a sophomore was limited to six games... pulled down a career-high nine rebounds against Northwestern ... recorded three blocked shots in a game against Evansville ... High School ... averaged 14.9 ppg during senior year ... set a single season record with 121 defensive rebounds and 243 total rebounds named to the second-team all-state team ... an all-Metro and all-region selection member of the 16 and under and 18 and under runner-up National AAU team ... played on the Indiana all-star team ... Personal born November 24, 1974 daughter of Martin and Mary Fall majoring in art.
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