Junior (2012-13):
Saw action as a reserve in 21 games, averaging 7.3 minutes and 2.8 points per game ... Recorded points in 11 contests ... Connected on 44.1 percent of her three-point field goal attempts, converting 15-of-34 opportunities ... Four outings with two or more treys ... Season-high 12 points, hitting four-of-eight from the floor, including three-of-six from beyond the arc, in a season-long 19 minutes vs. Huntingdon (Mar. 2) in the team's second-round game of the NCAA Tournament ...  Sank a pair of second-half three pointers as part of a 14-1 Emory blitz to close out the game and finished with six points in six minutes in a 69-41 win vs. Oglethorpe (Dec. 5) ... Productive nine-minute stint vs. Spelman (Nov. 16), scoring eight points, dishing out a season-high tying four assists and registering a season-best four steals ... Logged 16 minutes of action vs. Sewanee (Nov. 27) and doled out four assists while coming up with a pair of steals ... Drained two of her three-point field goal opportunities en route to finishing with six points in the squad's 76-55 decision over Carnegie Mellon (Feb. 17). 

Prior To Emory:
Played for the Queens College (NY) program during the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons, seeing action in a total of 47 games ... Played in 21 games, six in a starting capacity, in 2011-12 and averaged 17.9 minutes, 2.2 points and 1.0 steals per contest ... Picked up nine points in a 30-minute stint vs. NYIT ... As a freshman, all 26 of her appearances came as a reserve where she averaged 7.5 minutes per playing stint.

High School:
Fine all-around athlete at Jericho High School where she garnered all-county honors in both basketball and lacrosse ... Named as her conference's Player of the Year in 2009 and 2010 ... Ranked first in Nassau County and second in Long Island for most three-point field goals in 2010 ... 1,000-point scorer.

Personal:
Daughter of Peter and Lauren Resnick ... Born July 2, 1992 ... Majors in sociology ... Younger sister of former Emory men's basketball player, Justin Resnick (2008-20012).

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