Northwestern State University of Louisana

1988-89 Postseason Guide: Likes to mis things up a bit and can swing between off guard and small forward .. a starter all of last season and part of this year, has performed well of late coming off the bench .. is scoring 4.0 points a game, a figure which puts her seventh on the squad .. season high of 16 came against Miami (12/3) ... a four-year teammate of Andrea Carter, as both played at Trinity Valley prior to their NSU career.

General: Can swing between shooting guard and small forward positions ... hustling type player who can make things happen.

Head Coach James Smith: "She's a gym rat. She's a tremendous competitor. She plays with reckless abandon on both offense and defense, and is a good floor leader. A.O.'s shooting the ball better this year tha she ever has."

1987-88: Appeared in all 28 games, starting 26 of those contest ... NSU's top three point percentage shooter after sinking five of 13 from beyond the stripe ... field goal percentage of 41.5% was best among all NSU guards ... wound up fifth on final season scoring chart (7.2 ppg) and 3.6 rebounds led all guards while being fifth best on squad ... 63 assists (third best) and 40 steals (also third best) ranked her in top-five categories as well ... reached double figures in scoring nine times with season-high 18 coming against Stephen F. Austin (1/30) ... had five or more rebounds on another nine occasions ... four steals against Lamar (1/12) and seven assists vs. U.S. International (12/17) both represent career highs ... shot much better on the road (54 of 126, 43.9%) than at home (31 or 79, 39.2%).

Before NSU: Signed with Northwestern State after productive two-year career at Trinity Valley Junior College ... averaged 15.0 points per game and 7.3 rebounds in helping TVCC to a 26-5 record and second place finish in North Zone Region 14 tournament ... selected to All-Texas Eastern Conference squad and a Kodak all-district pick along with all-region