Northwestern State University of Louisana

Smith on Hebert: "Very, very strong and probably the most seasoned of the post players we have ... works very hard and sets a great example for the other players on the team ... good shooting touch from 15 feet and a good free throw shooter ... very good player .. will be an asset this season"

1992-93: Started nine games at the beginning of the season before becoming the Lady Demons' top post backup ... played in 30 games for the season ... rebounding was her strong suit, averaging 4.3 per game while starting ... finished the season with a 2.2 average in rebounding and 2.0 points a game ... was tops on the team among players with over 35 free throw attempts as she hit 78.4 percent from the line, connecting on 29 of 37 attempts.

1991-92: Averaged 1.0 ppg and 0.7 rpg in 16 contests ... saw limited playing time, averaging five minutes per outing .. scored 4 points and grabbed 3 rebounds in first career start against East Texas State (1/7) ... had career-high 2 steals in the contest .. pumped in season best 5 points on 1 of 1 aim and 3 of 4 showing at the foul line at North Texas (2/29)

1990-91: Saw limited action coming off the bench ... averaged 5.6 minutes per contest ... tallied career high six points versus Sam Houston State 1/10/91) ... had two best nights on the boards against Southwestern Louisiana (1/7/91) and McNeese State  (2/9/91) when she pulled down career best four rebounds ... shot .350 from the field ... averaged 1.5 ppg and 1.7 rpg in 13 contest.

1989-90: Red-shirted due to rehabilitation on left knee following total reconstructive surgery.

High School: Four-time all-district and All-Acadiana Parish selection leading the Crowley Ladies to four successive playoff appearances and 71 wins ... all-parish MVP junior and senior seasons ... Class AAA All-State selection following senior campaign when she averaged 16.7 points and 7.1 rebounds per game ... shot 65% from the field and 74% from the free throw line as a senior ... had a high school average of 10.7 points after scoring 1,243 points in her four year career ... suffered a knee injury late in her senior season, but came back to lead the Ladies to the second round of the playoffs ... became a starter as a freshman and earned honorable mention all-district recognition ... was also a three-year all-district first baseman in softball.

Personal: The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Minos Hebert ... second oldest of four children, sisters Tina and Leslie Ann and brother Danny ... majoring in health and physical education ... would like to teach and coach someday and eventually own her own health and fitness club .. enjoys watching TV and old movies and staying fit