Career:
Through three seasons of action, she has seen action in 72 games, 29 as a starter ... Has either led or shared for the team lead in rebounding on seven occasions.

Junior (2006-07):
Played in all 25 games and drew nine starting assignments ... Averaged 13.0 minutes, 3.0 points and 3.0 rebounds per game ... Recorded her first career double-double when she scored a season-high 10 points while pulling down a career-high 11 rebouds (team high) vs. Agnes Scott (Jan. 2) in an 80-67 win ... Team's top rebounder in two affairs including a seven-caroom effort against the University of Chicago (Feb. 15) ... Sank three-of-four from the field, including two-of-three from three-point range, and finished with eight points vs. Carnegie Mellon (Jan. 27) ... Long playing stints were 21-minute outings vs. Piedmont (Nov. 20) and New York University (Feb. 10).

Sophomore (2006-07):
Played in 23 games and drew starting honors in 20 contests ... Averaged 20.0 minutes, 4.2 points and 3.7 rebounds per outing ... Fourth on the squad in rebounding ... Hit five-of-seven from the field and paced the team in scoring with 11 points, her lone double-digit effort of the year, against Washington University (Jan. 14) ... Led the team in rebounding in three games including seven boards agsinst the University of the South (Dec. 6) ... Other seven-rebound performances took place in back-to-back contests against Averett (Dec. 30) and Maryville (Jan. 2) ... Established a career high with eight rebounds at New York University (Jan. 19) ... Registered three blocked shots in 18 minutes vs. Brandeis (Feb. 16) ... No. 3 on the squad with 17 blocked shots.

Freshman (2005-06):
Appeared in 24 games during the season ... Ranked fifth on the team for blocked shots ... Grabbed season-high seven rebounds against then No.3-ranked Washington University (Feb. 12) ... Vs. Carnegie Mellon University (Feb. 17), Madison finished the contest with season high six points.

Career Highs:

Quote:
"My decision to attend Emory was not an easy one. I had to think hard about going to a college 3000 miles away from home but now that I am here I couldn't be happier. From my first day on campus Emory has felt like my second home. I get to experience the combination of great academics and athletics and meet a bunch of new amazing people who are able to teach me more than I could learn in any classroom."