ATHENS, W.Va. – Over the last few years at the conclusion of the academic year, the Concord University Sports Information Department takes a look back at each sport's program success in the recently completed season in an "Inside the Numbers" series.
The transition to the hardwood begins with women's basketball.
10- Ten of the 17 wins for the Mountain Lions came when it held teams under 70 points as they were a perfect 10-0 when limiting the opposition to less than 70 points.
10- Maddie Ratcliff and
Jaisah Smith became two of 10 players in program history to have career numbers of at least 800 points, 200 rebounds, 200 assists and 100 steals.
13- Double-doubles for
Abbie Smith which led the Mountain East Conference.
14- Games with three or more steals for
Nakaila Gray on her way to finishing third in the MEC in steals per game (2.7). Gray had four games with six steals.
18- Contests with at least four assists for
Skylar Davidson, including a career-best nine at West Liberty. Davidson was second in the MEC in assists per game (4.4).
21- Career-high points for
Alexis Phillips at Davis & Elkins that was highlighted by a 10-for-10 showing at the foul line.
29- Career-high points for Smith in a home win against West Liberty that lifted her over the 1,000-point mark. She finished the season with 1,089 points, ranking 18
th in program history.
77.7- Career free-throw percentage for Phillips which ranks fifth in program history.
137- Career games played by
Jazz Blankenship which broke the record for most in program history.
138- Three-pointers made by Blankenship in her career which is eighth most in program history.
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