Fairfield University Athletics

2017-18: All-MAAC First Team…Met Writer’s All-District First Team…MAAC Player of the Week (2/12)…Met Writer’s Division I Player of the Week (12/5, 2/12)…National Jesuit Player of the Week (12/5)…MAAC All-Academic Team…Finished as the team leader in several categories and set career-highs in: points (15.0), rebounds (10.0), free throws (99), and field goals (157)…Was the only player in the conference to average a double-double and she would finish with 15 double-doubles the most by a Stag in five years…Became the first Stag in seven seasons to lead the conference in rebounding….Set a career-high with 29 points at Iona (2/8), one of four 20-point performances…That also started a streak of four-straight double-doubles…Was named the Met Writer’s and National Jesuit Player of the Week after helping Fairfield to an upset at Boston College with 24 points and 6-for-9 shooting from deep. She would hit 3-straight in the second half to give Fairfield a lead they would not relinquish (12/3)…Had another 24 point game against UMass Lowell where she scored 16 after halftime in the comeback victory (11/29)….Set a career-high with 19 rebounds at Canisius, the most by a Stag since 2009 (12/29)…Became the 31st Stag to score 1,000 career points, netting the milestone at Seton Hall (12/21)…Finished fourth in the MAAC with 35.1 minutes per game, logging a full 40 minutes in seven games…Hit a 3-pointer in 13-straight games.

2016-17: MAAC Player of the Week (1/10)… National Jesuit Player of the Week (1/10)…CoSida Academic All-District First Team…MAAC All-Academic Team…The team’s leader on the boards as she hauled in a team-high 8.2 rebounds and was atop of the conference leaders for most of the season…Tied a career-high 16 rebounds on two occasions: at Siena (12/1) and against Quinnipiac (2/2)…Was named the conference Player of the Week during the first week of January after averaging a double-double with 15 points and 10.7 rebounds as the Stags went 3-0 during a six-day span…Scored in double figures nine times in an 11-game span to open the season including scoring 21 against Mount St. Mary’s (11/20) and at Temple (12/22)…Set a career-high with five 3-pointers at Temple…Led the team with eight double-doubles…Finished the year second in the conference in minutes played at 36.7, playing all 40 minutes on seven different occasions. 

2015-16: MAAC All-Academic Team…The team’s biggest inside presence as she recorded all six double-doubles for the Stags, including back-to-back contests to finish the season…Pulled down a season-high 13 rebounds in the season opener against La Salle (11/13)…Led the team in rebounding in 20 of the 29 games she played and finished fifth in the MAAC in boards (7.9)…Tallied her 500th career point against UMBC (3/17)…Matched a season-high 16 points twice against Manhattan (1/8) and at Quinnipiac (1/22)…Ended the season with her best shooting performances, going 33-for-74 in her last 10 games (2/5 – 3/17) which raised her season percentage from .286 to .332…For the season, she averaged 9.0 points and 7.9 rebounds in the 29 games she played.

2014-15: MAAC All-Academic Team…MAAC Player of the Week (2/2)…Met Basketball Writers Player of the Week… National Jesuit Player of the Week (2/2)…Stepped up when the Stags needed her the most, hitting four shots on the season which would give the team the lead for good…Hit the game-winning three pointer at Siena (12/3)…Swished the game-winning jumper at Marist (1/6)…Averaged 12 points per game against the top-three teams in the league (Quinnipiac, Marist, and Iona)…Recorded three of the six double-doubles for the team for the season…Had a season-high 14 boards in the overtime win against Monmouth (2/1) including several key rebounds down the stretch…Racked up a career-high 22 points against Iona (1/29), including a three pointer which broke a tie game in the second half…Book ended her season with four 3-point field goals in the regular season opener (11/14 against East Carolina) and the regular season finale at Manhattan (2/28)…The 4-5 shooting from behind the arc against the Jaspers was the best shooting performance by a Stag during the year…Led the team in rebounding with 6.7 per contest.

2013-14: MAAC Academic Honor Roll ... Appeared in three games before going down with injury and received a medical red-shirt … Played 10 minutes off the bench, posting four points and five boards against Lehigh … Made collegiate debut against UAB, hitting a three-pointer, her only shot of the game.