2006-07: All-East Coast Conference Third Team…East Coast Conference All-Tournament Team…was the only Pioneer to start all 30 games…led the team with 147 assists…averaged 9.7 points per game on the year…scored in double figures 13 times on the year…scored a season-high 27 points against St. Thomas Aquinas (Jan. 13), where she shot 11-of-21 from the floor.

2005-06: Named to the 2006 Preseason ECC Women’s Basketball squad… named to All-NYCAC Second Team… played in 29 contests, starting in 28… led the team in assists (110- 3.8 average) and points (302- 10.4 average)… ranked second on the squad in steals (73- 2.5 average)… registered a percentage of 31.6 from the field and 57.5 from the free-throw line…posted a team-high 15 double-digit performances… tallied a career-high 26 points (9-of-14 FG) at Queens College (Dec. 14)… accumulated 19 points at the Pratt Recreation Center against Dowling (Jan. 21) and 20 points in the latter contest versus Queens (Feb. 11)… notched a season-high six steals against Adelphi (Feb. 9).

 

2004-05: Won the NYCAC’s Rookie of the Year award… played in all 27 games, and started in each of the last 22 contests… ranked second on the team in scoring (10.0 ppg), steals (69), assists (70), and 3-point field goals (28)… reached the double-digit scoring barrier in 11 contests, including a career-high 25-point effort (9-for-16 FG) at Queens (Feb. 12)… netted 21 points at Philadelphia (Feb. 1), and 20 markers against Mercy (Feb. 5)…dished out a career/-high nine assist and recorded six steals in the first Mercy game (Jan. 15).

 

Prior to C.W. Postl: Scored 1,000-plus points and set the school assists record for Greg Goodwin’s Absegami High School team… the Braves won two Cape Atlantic Conference titles, and one South Jersey Group IV crown… team MVP was named All-South Jersey and All-Atlantic City Press…

 

Personal: Parents are Aleyce Thompson and Darryl Kiett… majoring in physical education.