Wofford College Athletics

2005-06: Became the school’s all-time leader in blocked shots with 172, eclipsing the old mark of 169 set by Lucy Hines (1997-2001) ... established the record by tallying four blocks in the Southern Conference Tournament game versus Georgia Southern (March 2) to finish the season ranked third in Southern Conference history ... enters her final campaign 23 shy of tying the league record of 195 set by Appalachian State’s Valerie Whiteside (1984-88) ... knocked down all four of her field goal attempts in the game versus the Lady Eagles ... collected a career-high 12 rebounds, including nine defensively, in the final road game of the season at Davidson (Feb. 18) ... also had nine defensive rebounds against North Carolina A&T (Nov. 26) ... effort was nearly a double-double as she added 12 points ... blocked a career-high eight shots and dished out a career-best four assists against the Lady Aggies ... swiped a career-high tying three steals in the season opener against Montreat (Nov. 18) ... nailed her only 3-pointer of the season, and first of her career, against Southern Virginia (Nov. 23) ... also collected eight caroms against the Knights ... reached double-figure scoring five different occasions, while scoring a season-high 12 points three times ... registered her career-best field goal percentage of 51.1 percent (72-of-141) ... scored a career-high 160 points for a career-best 5.7 points per game average ... started a career-high 12 games.

2004-05: Chased her block record until being sidelined by an injury ... finished with 50 to lead the team ... moved into fourth place on the all-time Terrier charts with 112 swats ... entered the top-10 career list for the Southern Conference at 10th place ... blocked a season-high seven shots at UNC Wilmington (Nov. 22) ... nearly posted a triple-double against the Seahawks with 11 points and nine rebounds ... matched her career-high scoring output with 14 points versus Southern Virginia (Nov. 24) ... collected a season-best 10 rebounds against Western Carolina (Dec. 8) ... tied her career-best effort with two assists three times ... knocked home a season-best 5-of-7 field goal attempts in the overtime contest at UNC Asheville (Dec. 11) for 13 points ... converted 8-of-10 free throws over a three-game span from the Southern Conference opener versus Davidson (Dec. 4) to at UNC Asheville.

2003-04: Broke the school’s single-season block record (62) ... started 25 percent (7-of-28) of the games in which she played ... in the contest at Coastal Carolina (Nov. 28), just missed a double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds ... second on the team with 128 boards (4.6 average) ... collected a season-best 11 caroms against UNC Asheville (Jan. 10) ... had her best all-around game at Southern Conference champion Chattanooga (Feb. 11) with a career-high 14 points to go along with a season-best tying six blocks and two assists ... initially blocked six shots at Belmont (Dec. 17) ... finished second in the conference in blocks (2.21 pg) ... recorded a career-high tying two assists in the season opener at Nebraska (Nov. 21) ... concluded the regular season with 10 points versus UNC Greensboro (Feb. 28) on 5-of-6 shooting from the field ... played a season-high 33 minutes versus UNC Asheville.

High School: A first-team all-county and honorable mention all-state selection as a senior … received second-team all-county honors her junior year … blocked 63 shots as a senior and a school-record 97 as a junior … a four-year letterwinner in basketball … also received three letters in track & field.

Personal: Born Jennifer Kay Weurding on Aug. 12, 1985, in Lansing, Mich. ... daughter of John and Judy Weurding … her older brother, Joe, was a four-year basketball letterwinner at the College of Charleston ... majoring in accounting.