Emory University

Career:
Over a four-year career, she played in 96 games, 56 as astarer ... Finished second on the school's all-time lists inblocked shots (87) and blocked shots per games (0.9 bpg) ... Pickedoff a total of 497 rebounds, 12th on Emory's career chart ... 16thall-time on the Eagles' rebound average list (5.2 rpg) and17th in both points (646) and field goals (245)... Stands 15th on Emory's career ladder with 139 freethrows ... Posted 24 contests of double-figure scoring and fiveperformances of 10 or more boards.

Senior (2009-10)
Started all 25 games her final campaign and led the team in scoring(11.4 ppg), rebounding (6.2 rpg), blocked shots (29) and steals(43) ... Garnered All-UAA Second Team honors ... Her 24 blockedshots ranked her seventh on Emory's seasonal ladder ... Held downthe No. 9 position among UAA players in scoring and was No. 8 inrebounding ... 13th in the league with a 40.5 percent mark from thefloor ... Converted a team-leading 61 free throws ... Registered ateam-best 16 games of double-figure scoring ... Three efforts of 10or more rebounds and compiled three double-doubles (pts./rebs.) ...Either led or shared for team scoring honors on nine occasions ...Finished as or tied for the squad's high in rebounding in 15affairs ... Named UAA Player of the Week (Jan. 18) after averaging15.0 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.0 blocks in helping the Eagles towins over Piedmont (Jan. 14) and Agnes Scott (Jan. 16) ... Talliednine of her career-high tying 19 points in overtime, and grabbed ateam-high seven boards in the 68-64 decision over Agnes Scott... Tabbed as UAA Co-Player of the Week (Dec. 7) after averaging15.5 points and 7.5 boards in a pair of contests ... Keyed Emory's60-50 win vs. Rochester (Dec. 5) after pacing all players inscoring (19 pts.) and rebounding ( rebs.) ... Sank a career-higheight-of-12 from the floor en route to a team-high 16 points, andtotaled a team-best 10 caroms, vs. Maryville (Nov. 24)... Also came up with a career-high five steals in thatgame vs. Maryville which represented the high-water mark by anEmory player during the season ... Played a career-long 38 minutesand was successful on seven-of-11 from the floor whileposting a team-leading 15 points vs. NYU (Feb. 19) ... 13 games oftwo or more steals. 

Junior (2008-09)
Started 24 of the team's 25 games ... Was third on thesquad in minutes (26.3 mpg) and finished fourth in scoring with a5.7 per-game average ... Second on the team and 11th among UAAplayers in rebounding (6.2 rpg) ... Led Emory with 115 defensiverebounds ... First on the club and No. 2 in the UAA in blockedshots (1.2 bpg), with her 30 rejections placing her second on theEagles' all-time seasonal list ... Produced double-figure scoringin three games including a career-high tying 14 points vs. CarnegieMellon (Jan. 30), a game where she also snagged a game-high ninerebounds ... Chalked up her first career double-double with 10points and a career-high 11 caroms in the season opener vs. Sewanee(Nov. 16) ... 10-board effort vs. Baruch (Nov. 22) was her seconddouble-digit effort in that category ... Finished with a team-higheight rebounds vs. Brandeis (Jan. 25) and her five blocked shots inthat outing tied the second-highest game total in school history... Led or shared for the team lead in rebounding in 10 games.

Sophomore (2007-08)
Played in all 25 games, averaging 19.1 minutes, 5.4 pointsand 3.8 rebounds per game ... Started the first two contests of theyear, then came off the bench the remaining 23 games ... Threeperformances of double-figure scoring ... Tied her career high witha pair of 14-point scoring efforts ... Paced the club with 14points, hitting six-of-10 from the floor, and tied for reboundswith seven boards vs. Brandeis (Feb. 3) ... Team's second-highscorer with 14 points, while snaring six caroms vs. Case WesternReserve (Jan. 12) ... Led or shared for team's lead in reboundingon three occasions including the season opener vs. Spelman (Nov.16) with six boards ... Second among Eagles with seven rebounds atOglethorpe (Dec. 6) ... Enjoyed a six-game consecutive streak(12/11-1/18) where she shot 50 percent or better from the floor,hitting 17-of-27 (62.9%).

Freshman (2006-07):
Enjoyed a productive rookie season, playing in 21 games,five as a starter ... Averaged 18.0 minutes, 4.0 points and 4.3rebounds per contest ... Finished third on the squad in rebounding... Scored in 16 and had rebounds in 20 outings ... Paced allplayers with 21 blocked shots ... Sank a season-high five fieldgoals in seven attempts and totaled a season-high 14 points (tiefor team lead) against Tennessee Temple (Dec. 9) ... Followed witha 10-point effort, along with a season-high four steals, vs. AgnesScott (Dec. 11) ... Paced the team in rebounding on one occasion,that a five-carom afternoon against Tennessee Temple ... Two gamesof a season-high nine rebounds, the first coming against Oglethorpe(Nov. 29), that included five on the offensive end, and the secondvs. Carnegie Mellon (Feb. 4) ... Drew a starting nod and played 25minutes against NYU, hitting four-of-five from the floor en routeto eight points ... Team high three blocked shots against theUniversity of Rochester (Feb. 2).

Prior to Emory
High School: Four-member of the basketball programat Barrington High School ... Played for Babbi Barreiro ... Teamcaptain her junior and senior seasons ... Was named theMid-Suburban League West Player of the Year for the 2005-06 season... Fourth-team all-state pick ... Two-time honoree to theall-conference team ... Team MVP for the 2004-05 and 2005-06campaigns ... Was named 2005-06 Athlete of the Year by theDaily Herald ... Member of the Illinois High SchoolAll-Academic Team as a senior ... Fine tennis player and was amember of the state doubles championship team in '05-06.

Personal: Born June 10, 1988 ... A Business major... Daughter of David and Sally Martin

Career Highs

(Quote)
"I chose Emory because it was a good fit for me both academicallyand athletically. The university offers great combination ofopportunities."