Frostburg State Athletic Hall of Fame
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1983-1987
Basketball – Tennis
Inducted October 6, 1995
98th Inductee
Basketball … Two letters in two years. ECAC South Player of the Year, 1984-85.
Kodak All-District Team, 1984-85. Atlantic Region All-Tourney Team, 1984-85.
ECAC South All-Star Team, 1984-85. Maryland All-State, 1st Team, 1984-85.
Frostburg Recreation Departments Female Athlete of the Year, 1984-85.
A transfer from Hagerstown Junior College, Kathy set the F.S.U. seasonal record for field goal percentage (55.1% in ’84-’85) and the two-year career record in rebounding average (11.1 per game). Led the team with 99 steals and 39 blocked shots with a 80% free throw average and 289 rebounds.
Career Statistics
|
Year
|
G
|
FG
|
FG%
|
FT
|
FT%
|
Reb
|
Blk.
|
St.
|
Pts.
|
Avg.
|
|
1983-84
|
24
|
136
|
.474
|
31
|
.674
|
251
|
39
|
99
|
303
|
12.6
|
|
1984-85
|
25
|
196
|
.551
|
32
|
.800
|
289
|
46
|
55
|
424
|
16.9
|
|
Totals
|
49
|
332
|
.516
|
63
|
.730
|
540
|
85
|
154
|
727
|
14.7
|
During her playing career, F.S.U. was 38-13, received an NCAA bid and won an ECAC South championship.
An F.S.U. assistant coach for thee years (1985-88), a period in which Frostburg won two ECAC South championships and had a 53-29 record.
Tennis … Four letters in four years. Two graduate school years allowed Kathy four years of tennis. She was the 1986 ESAC #1 doubles champion and led F.S.U. to the ’86 ESAC tournament championship. She had a 26-16 record as the #1 player for two seasons, and was a phenomenal 38-4 at #1 doubles for four seasons.
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