Career:
Has appeared in 39 games during her first two seasons in the program and drawn 17 starting assignments ...  Has scored in double figures on 10 occasions ... Led or shared for team rebounding honors on six occasions.

Sophomore (2014-15):
Battled injuries throughout the year but did appear in 18 games, 16 in a starting capacity ... Third on the club with an average of 27.4 minutes per outing ... No. 3 on the team in scoring with an 8.5 per-game average ... Produced eight contests of double-figure scoring ... Led or shared for team scoring honors in two games ... Third on the squad with a 4.7 per-game effort in rebounding ... Eagles' top rebounded on four occasions ... Successful on a team-high 70.2 percent from the charity stripe, converting 33 of her 47 opportunities ... In league action, she ranked 12th on the UAA in chart in free throw percentage (.733, 22-of-30) ... Started all 11 of her UAA appearances and ended up 27th on the league's scoring list (7.8 ppg) ... First career double-double saw her put up 12 points and a career-high 11 boards in a 67-61 win vs. Brandeis (Feb. 6) -- grabbed a key offensive board off an Emory miss at the stripe with 27 seconds remaining that eventually led to the Eagles hitting two free throws, extending their lead to four points ... Tied for the team lead in scoring when she recorded the first of two career-best 15-point outings came vs. Carnegie Mellon (Jan. 25), going five-of-six from the floor while converting all five free throw opportunities in a 62-57 victory -- hit a key bucket with 51 seconds on the clock that gave Emory a 58-54 lead ... Six boards and four steals over 33 minutes of play, helping Emory to a 65-62 win vs. Case Western (Jan. 23) ... Came off the bench and tallied 11 points, 10 in the second half, in a 68-45 triumph against Sewanee (Dec. 2) ... Scored all 12 of her points in the second half, ending the contest five-of-10 from the floor and sinking both free throw attempts at Piedmont (Dec. 30) ... Tied for the team lead in scoring with 13 points, converting five-of-11 from the floor, along with three free throws, and added three assists and four caroms in a 73-61 win at No. 23-ranked Rhodes (Jan. 5) ... Pulled down a team-high tying nine rebounds in a 79-40 outcome over Agnes Scott (Dec. 8) ... Second effort of a career-high tying 15 points came vs. No. 8 NYU (Feb. 8), with that total placing her second on the squad ... Missed the first four games of the campaign before returning to the lineup against Maryville (Nov. 30), where she turned in a 15-minute stint, sinking four of her five field goal opportunities en route to an eight-point contest. 

Freshman (2013-14):
Appeared in 21 games and earned one starting assignment ... Averaged 16.1 minutes, 4.0 points and 2.8 rebounds per game ... Scored in 19 and grabbed rebounds in 20 contests ... Scored a season-high 10 points on two occasions, the first coming vs. Rochester (Jan. 11) where she sank five-of-seven from the floor, while adding three steals and four boards in a 74-43 victory ... Lone start of the campaign came at Piedmont (Dec. 31) where she recorded four rebounds and two steals in 19 minutes of play ... Emory's top-scoring reserve in the scoring (9 pts.) and rebounding (4 rebs.) departments over 19 minutes in a 72-67 win over Johns Hopkins (Jan. 4) ... Season-long 23 minutes and paced the Emory subs in scoring with a season-high tying 10 points, converting all five of her field goal attempts, vs. Washington University (Feb. 2) ... Tied as the team's No. 2 rebounder with five boards in a 92-61 decision over LaGrange College (Nov. 26) ... Came up with a key offensive rebound following a miss at the free throw line with 40 seconds left that led to a Selena Castillo bucket that knotted the score at 67-67 with 34 tick on the clock in an eventual 68-67 triumph over Maryville College (Dec. 1) ... Third on the club with five rebounds in a 16-minute effort at Carnegie Mellon (Feb. 14).  

High School:
Four-year member of the  basketball program at Clements High School where she was coached by Clint Watts her final campaign … Served as her team's captain her junior and senior seasons … Tossed in 12 points and grabbed 6.0 rebounds per contest her final year en route to claiming 23-5A All District First-Team honors … Chosen team MVP as a senior … Captured second-team recognition on district teams her sophomore and junior years … As a junior, she helped team to a 20-win season and the program's first appearance in the state tournament since 2003 ... Closed out her prep career as just one of three CHS three players to score 1,000 or more points … Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Academic All-State honoree … Academic All-District all four years. 

Personal:
Daughter of Jay Bevan and Jayna Halverson ...  AP Scholar with Honor … Member of the National Honor Society ... Academic All-State her senior year in high school.

Quote:
"I chose Emory because of the outstanding athletic and academic challenge it would bring me.  I knew that by selecting Emory, I would be constantly pushed to succeed.  I liked the size of the school -- it is a community and I will not be just a face in the crowd." 


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