Wofford College Athletics

2007-08
Finished the campaign by being named to the All-Southern Conference Tournament Second Team after leading the Terriers to an opening-round win over Furman (March 6) ... ended the season by leading the team in 10 of 18 statistical categories ... ranked fifth in the Southern Conference with an 11.6 ppg clip ... raised the mark to 11.8 ppg during league games ... only player to start all 31 games ... moved within 30 of the program’s all-time steals record ... opened the season by hitting her first 14 free throws with her first miss leading to Kate Dempsey’s put-back with 3.1 seconds left and win at Southeastern Louisiana (Nov. 20) ... earned a spot on the All-UNF Holiday Classic Team with Kelly Dwyer after scoring a season-high 21 points against Savannah State (Dec. 18) and 14 in the championship over host North Florida (Dec. 19) ... the 21 points are one shy of her career-best effort ... became only the second player in school history (Libby Corry, 1991-95) to post 200 career assists and steals ... recorded her first career double-double with 14 points and a career-high 10 rebounds against Davidson (Feb. 23) ... became the single-season school record holder with 97 steals ... set the mark in the regular-season finale at Elon (March 1) ... passed the 600-point barrier at Kentucky (Jan. 7) with a team-high tying 13 points ... scored 11 of the team’s first 13 points on her way to a team-high 16 at Furman (Feb. 2) ... tied her own single-game school record with seven steals against Appalachian State (Feb. 25) ... scored 18 points in the quarterfinal round game against Western Carolina (March 7) in the Southern Conference Tournament in North Charleston, S.C.
2006-07
Had a breakout season, finishing second on the team with a 10.2 ppg clip ... paced the Terriers with 11.3 ppg during Southern Conference play ... one of only two players (K.C. Correll) to start all 29 games ... led the team with 27.3 minutes played, 42 3-pointers made, 118 3-pointers attempted, 139 free throws attempted, 89 assists and 82 steals ... established a school Division I (1995-present) single-game era record with seven steals ... set the mark three times throughout the campaign, including in back-to-back contests against Southern Virginia (Nov. 13) and Charleston Southern (Nov. 15) ... also reached the mark against Furman (Feb. 10) ... the 82 steals tied for second place on the all-time school list with Libby Corry (1994-95) ... scored a career-high 22 points against Western Carolina (Dec. 17) in the Southern Conference opener ... also tallied 20 points against Winthrop (Dec. 1) ... hit 5-of-7 3-pointers against the Lady Eagles ... surpassed the double-digit scoring barrier 15 times, including a six-game stretch from at Furman (Jan. 13) to against Georgia Southern (Jan. 29) ... dished a career-best 10 assists at Clemson (Dec. 22) ... recorded two blocked shots versus Davidson (March 1) in the league tournament in North Charleston, S.C.
2005-06
Tied for fifth nationally among Division I freshmen with 2.64 steals per game ... ranked No. 20 among the same group with 3.00 assists per game ... registered six steals against Georgia Southern (Jan. 2) and against Elon (Feb. 7) ... her 84 season assists rank second on the Terriers’ all-time freshmen chart ... scored a season-high 14 points on 5-of-7 from the field at Appalachian State (Feb. 14) ... dished out a season-best seven assists three times during the campaign ... grabbed a season-high seven rebounds in the season opener against Montreat (Nov. 18) ... was perfect from the floor, hitting all four of her field goals, including a pair of 3-pointers, in the triumph over North Carolina A&T (Nov. 26) ... knocked down all six of her free throws at Georgia Southern (Jan. 30) ... had at least one assist in 25 games ... was among the Southern Conference leaders in steals, assists and assist/turnover ratio.
High School
Transferred to Notre Dame Academy in Middleburg, Va., after starting her prep career at State College Area HS (Pa.) ... garnered first-team all-state honors in 2004 ... named the school’s best defensive player the same season ... tabbed as the Louden County MVP in 2004 ... earned all-county honors in 2004 and 2005 ... member of the team which captured the Apple Valley Conference championship in 2005 ... squad finished as the state runner-up for the Virginia Independent School state crown in 2004 ... earned All-Apple Valley Conference honors ... named to the all-tournament team at the Sweet South Classic ... received honor roll recognition.
Personal
Born Elizabeth Jean Miller on March 17, 1987, in State College, Pa. ... daughter of Harry Miller and Josephine Paoletti ... majoring in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience.