Northwestern State University of Louisana

Career Honors
• 2020-21 Southland Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll

2020-21 Season:
• Missed entire season due to injury.

2019-20 Season:
• Played in 27 games in her first at NSU including appearances in the 26 consecutive games.
• Finished the season making her last seven straight free throw attempts across seven total games. Went 14-for-18 from the line on the season. 
• Saw her first action as a Lady Demon in season-opening win vs. LeTourneau (Nov. 5).
• Picked up her first collegiate rebound, steal, and points on back-to-back possessions, making a three-point shot after a defensive rebound then picking up a steal and a adding transition layup all within 13 seconds.
• Scored four points and pulled down four rebounds at ULM (Nov. 13), her second game of the season.
• Went 2-for-2 from the field with four points and two rebounds and a steal against Grambling (Dec. 4).
• Grabbed a career-best five rebounds in the win against Nicholls (Jan. 15).

High School: 
• Four-year letter winner at YES Prep Gulfton HS.
• also lettered in track, cross country and volleyball in high school.
• was a walking double-double for her career with a better than 20 point and 10 rebound average.
• averaged between 22.6 and 30.6 points and 10.7 and 13 rebounds per game between freshman and junior seasons.
• honor roll graduate with 3.3 career grade point average.

Personal: 
• Born June 8, 2001.
• daughter of Arlene and Dennis Ford.
• has two older sisters - Ashley and Ebony Ford, Ebony lettered for NSU in the 2012-13 season.
• mother Arlene was a three-year starter at Houston finishing her career with over 1,000 points, 10th all-time in assists per game, 3rd in total assists and was the first woman to record a triple-double for the Cougars (Feb. 7, 1990 at Texas A&M, 12 pts, 10 reb, 14 ast).
• psychology major that plans to become a psychologist in a private practice or a high school counselor.
• life's ambition is to become successful in every aspect and make her family proud.