Northwestern State University of Louisana

Career Honors:
• 2020 Southland Conference Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll
• 2019 Southland Conference Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll
• 2018 Southland Conference Commissioner's Spring Honor Roll

2019-20 Season:
• Started 24 games for the Lady Demons with appearances in every game.
• Led the team in rebounding with 150 and a 5.2 per game average. Finished in the top 25 in the conference in both categories.
• Top shot blocker on the team with 20 rejections 
• Reached double figures in scoring six different times and double figures in rebounds once.
• More than doubled her previous career-high scoring output with 18 points on 7-of-11 shooting in NSU’s 91-61 season-opening win vs. LeTourneau (Nov. 5).
• Had her second double-digit scoring effort of the season and her career with 11 points against LSUS (Nov. 27).
• Made first career 3-point shot in the fourth quarter vs. LSUS (Nov. 27).
• Equaled a career high with nine rebounds at Lamar (Dec. 21), a season best for one player on the season. Added nine points in the game, just missing her first career double-double.
• Matched a career high with 2 blocks against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Jan. 2).
• Set a new career high with 33 minutes played against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Jan. 2), matched that career high in consecutive games against Southeastern La. and New Orleans, the middle two games of a four game stretch of 30+ minute outings.
• Reached double figures for the fourth time during the season with 11 points against UIW (Jan. 8). Added a career best three blocks and sparked a huge fourth quarter run that helped erase a 13-point deficit.
• Just missed her first career double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds against New Orleans (Jan. 29). It was the first double-digit rebounding performance of the season for the Lady Demons.
• Pulled in five or more rebounds in three straight games between Jan. 29 and Feb. 5, the best streak of her career.
• Recorded five or more rebounds in 10 straight games from Jan. 15 to Feb. 19, including her career best 10 against New Orleans. She averaged 7.4 per game during the stretch.
• Made a career-high eight field goals at New Orleans (Mar. 4) on a career-high 13 attempts scoring 16 points in an 82-76 loss.

2018-19 Season:
• Pulled down a career-best nine rebounds in an 84-56 loss at Stephen F. Austin on Jan. 12.
• matched her career high with eight points, grabbing four rebounds and handing out three assists in a 94-51 win against Centenary on Dec. 8.
• established career highs in points (8), steals (5) and assists (4) in a 100-40 win against LeTourneau on Nov. 12.

2017-18 Season:
• Handed out a career-best and team-leading three assists in a Feb. 28 loss at Nicholls. Also delivered a career-high seven points against the Colonels.
• ripped down six offensive rebounds among her career-high seven boards in 12 minutes in a Feb. 14 loss to Houston Baptist.
• made her first career start in a Jan. 27 loss to Central Arkansas.
• saw a career-high 16 minutes of action, scoring four points, during a Jan. 24 loss at New Orleans on Jan. 24.
• played a then-career-high 15 minutes in a Dec. 20  romp against Central Baptist, grabbing a team-leading 6 rebounds, scoring 5 points and grabbing 4 steals, all career highs.
• scored her first collegiate point, sinking a free throw in the second quarter of an Nov. 12 win against LeTourneau.

High School:
• Three-year letter winner for Kristi Odom.
• twice named honorable mention all-district (junior, senior).
• earned the honor as a senior despite tearing her ACL halfway through the season.
• helped lead Clear Creek to a nine-win improvement from her junior to her senior season.
• missed her sophomore season because of a torn ACL.
• named second-team all-district as a freshman.
• four-year academic all-district selection.
• graduated with a 4.0 grade point average.

Personal:
• Born Aug. 5, 1999.
• daughter of Hyacinth and Winston Savage.
• has five sisters – Haley, Tracey and Roxanne Savage, Heather Eubanks and Gabby King – and two brothers, Andre Savage and Darrell King.
• majoring in electronics engineering technology with a biomedical electronics concentration with plans to pursue a master's degree.
• life’s ambition is to “have an impact on every individual that I meet."