2006-07: Played in 101 career games and became the UALR leading scorer against Southern Arkansas ending her career with 1,495 points...Ended her career holding four UALR single-season records and nine UALR career records in points (1,495), scoring average (14.8), field goals made (509), field goals attempted (1,320), three-point field goals made (212), three-point field goals attempted (608), free throws made (265), free throw attempted (370), and minutes (3,506)...The first team preseason All-Sun Belt honoree played in only 18 games her senior season after sustaining a knee injury against Arkansas State...Averaged 12.4 points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 1.7 steals...Knocked down a season high of 24 points against Stephen F. Austin going 6-8 from the arc (.750)...Recorded season highs of nine rebounds against Texas-San Antonio, six assists against Idaho State and at Southern Miss, and six steals against New Orleans...Recorded 12 double-digit scoring games and five 20 plus scoring games...Named to the first team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District team and also the UALR Chancellor’s List and Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List...Graduated Magna Cum Laude in May 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Education degree.
2005-06: For the second straight season named All-Sun Belt Conference receiving second team honors...Led the team in minutes played averaging 35.9, in points averaging 15.4, in steals averaging 1.4 and was second on the team in assists averaging 2.3 and rebounds averaging 4.4...Started and played in 27 games...Named to Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference First Team...Set career high in points with 36 against Arkansas State and set career high in field goal attempts with 28 and set the UALR individual game record...Knocked down a career high eight three-pointer against New Orleans tying the UALR individual game record...Against Denver, set career highs in rebounds with ten, defensive rebounds with nine, and assists with eight...Finished the season ranked in sixth in scoring, 15th in steals, tied for fifth in three-pointers made, and third in minutes played overall in the Sun Belt...Named to the University of Texas-San Antonio Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team after averaging 15.5 points and three rebounds including knocking down three three-pointers...Became only the second player in school history to be named Sun Belt Conference Player of the Week on February 14th after averaging 30.5 points in two games and helping her team to their victory ever victory over Arkansas State since joining Division I...Ranked second in UALR career scoring with 1,271 points...Holds UALR career records in highest scoring average (15.3), field goal attempts (1,119), free throws made (248), steals (143), three-point field goals attempted (500), and three-point field goals made (177)...Named to the UALR Chancellor and Dean’s Lists and Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List for academic excellence.
2004-2005: Had one of the most successful seasons in UALR women’s basketball history, setting single-season school records with 497 points, 17.1 points per game average and 90 three-point field goals made...Earned First Team All-Sun Belt Conference Honors...Named to the Healthpoint Plaza Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team and the Hyatt Regency Atlanta Invitational All-Invitational team...Moved into fifth place on the career scoring lists with 854 points ...Finished the season tied for first in the nation for three-point field goals made per game with 3.10 pg...Scored a career high 35 points against New Mexico State on Feb. 26, the second highest single game point total in school history, going 13 of 25 from the floor and 5-for-10 from beyond the arc...Started all 29 games, scoring in double figures in all but three...Scored over 20-points eight times and recorded a double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds against Arkansas State on Feb. 10...Named to the UALR Chancellor’s List and the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List for academic excellence.
2003-2004: Had a successful freshman season, averaging 13.2 points and 4.1 rebounds per game while starting all 27 games...Her 45 steals and 357 points place her ninth on UALR’s single season lists......Ranked sixth in the Sun Belt with her 34.5 three-point field goal percentage...Fourth leading scorer among freshman in the Sun Belt Conference...Reached double digits in 20 games during her freshman season, averaging 19.5 points per game over the last four games of the season...Twice scored a career high 21 points, at Western Kentucky on Feb. 19 and against New Mexico State on Feb. 26...Second on the team as a freshman by averaging 34.4 minutes per game...Averaged 74.0 percent from the free throw line and was a perfect 10-10 from the line against Centenary on Dec. 11...Grabbed a career-high eight rebounds at North Texas on Jan. 22....Named to the UALR Chancellor’s List and the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List for academic excellence.
West Memphis High School: Averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior, earning first team all-state honors, Crittenden County Player of the Year and 5A-East Conference Player of the Year honors...McDonald’s All-American nominee as a senior...Named the Class 5A State Tournament’s Most Valuable Player as a senior, leading West Memphis to a state championship...Named to the 2003 Arkansas High School All-Star Game and earned the Outstanding Camper Award during the 2003 All-Star week...Named All-Crittenden County, all-conference and to the all-state tournament team as a junior...Named all-conference as a sophomore...In addition to winning the state title in 2003, West Memphis won the 5A-East Conference title in 2002 and 2003 and reached the state finals in 2002...Named co-valedictorian of her senior class, graduating with honors...Named to the Principal's List in 2001, 2002 and 2003...Was also a member of the band and track team...Was a member of the homecoming court as a senior.
Personal: Parents are Jacqueline and Wally Love...Her father was an All-AIC basketball player at Central Arkansas and her grandfather Otis Baker was a legendary basketball coach at Earle High School...Has two sisters, Kimberly and Ebony...Has one brother, Justin...Born June 10, 1985 in West Memphis, Arkansas...Majoring in Early Childhood Education.
