First Season to Second Season Improvements- Women's Basketball

Junior Kaleigh Addie
Games Started (17 this year after 2 last year), Minutes (700 this year after 579 last year), Field Goals (98 this year after 62 last year), Points (294 this year after 199 last year). 

Senior Mya Williams
Two blocks this year after none last year and improved her free-throw percentage: after shooting an 85% clip in her first season (34-of-40) she's at a 90% clip this year (27-of-30). Her .900 percentage is currently second-best in the single-season category, trailing only Kamryn Dziak's .917 season in 2020-21. 

Junior Patience Williams
Games Played (27 this year after 26 last year), Games Started (8 this year after 2 last year), Minutes (563 this year after 346 last year), Defensive Rebounds (101 this year after 49 last year), Assists (20 this year after 12 last year), Steals (28 this year after 13 last year), Points (117 this year after 99 last year). 

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