Lewis University Athletics

CAREER HIGHS: Points: 26-two times; most recent at Drury (3/11/06). Rebounds: 12-vs. St. Vincent (Pa.) (12/20/04). Assists: 8-two times; most recent at Indianapolis (2/16/06). Steals: 6-at Kentucky Wesleyan (1/20/05). Blocked Shots: 3-vs. Missouri-Rolla (3/2/06). Field Goals Made: 11-two times; most recent at Bellarmine (1/21/06). Field Goal Attempts: 18-at Kentucky Wesleyan (12/8/05). 3-Point Field Goals Made: 2-four times; most recent vs. Northern Kentucky (2/25/06). 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 3-vs. Northern Kentucky (2/25/06). Free Throws Made: 15-vs. Southern Indiana (12/2/04). Free Throw Attempts: 22-vs. Southern Indiana (12/2/04). 2005-06: Academic All-GLVC, Deans[apos] List student both semesters and recipient of Lewis[apos] Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes ... Academic All-District V first team ... named GLVC Player of the Year, Daktronics All-Region first team and All-GLVC first team ... won conference Player of the Week two times (Dec. 5 and 26) ... led conference in scoring average (16.1), was third in field goal percentage (.571), was seventh in defensive rebounds per game (4.40) and 13th in assists per game (2.97) ... became the 16th player in school history to record 1,000 points (Jan. 19) and finished the season ranked 10th on the all-time list (1,236) ... finished season ranked first all-time in career field goal percentage (.555) and is second in free throws made (429) ... led team in minutes played (975) and free throws made (142), was second in rebounds (192) and third in assists (89) ... posted four double-doubles ... eclipsed 20 points nine times ... scored in double figures in all but three games ... led team in scoring and rebounding 11 times each ... matched career high with 26 points at Drury (March 11) ... scored 25 points at Kentucky Wesleyan (Dec. 8) and at Bellarmine (Jan. 21) ... went 11-of-11 from the field in game against Bellarmine ... scored 22 points and set a season high with 11 rebounds against Indianapolis (Dec. 3) ... posted a near triple-double of 11 points, nine rebounds and a career-best eight assists at Indianapolis (Feb. 16) ... had 24 points at Ferris State (Dec. 21) ... scored 20 points against Northern Kentucky (Feb. 25). 2004-05: Academic All-GLVC, Deans[apos] List student both semesters and Delahanty Award recipient ... GLVC Scholar Athlete of the Year and Academic All-District V first team selection ... Daktronics All-Region second team ... was named conference Player of the Week (Jan. 24) ... ranked fifth in the conference in scoring average (16.2), seventh in rebounds per game (6.5) and field goal percentage (.534) and eighth in assists per game (3.20) and assist/turnover ratio (1.13) ... led team in minutes played (1,031), field goal percentage (.534), free throws made (201), rebounds (195) and points (485) ... reached double figures in points in all but three games ... scored 20 or more points on eight occasions ... recorded a team-leading five double-doubles during the season ... set a career high with 26 points at Ferris State (Nov. 16) ... set a career best with 12 rebounds in a double-double effort at St. Vincent (Pa.) (Dec. 20) ... made a career-best 15 free throws against Southern Indiana (Dec. 2) ... reached a career high with six steals at Kentucky Wesleyan (Jan. 20) ... had season-high seven assists against Southern Illinois Edwardsville (Feb. 5) ... had 25 points in consecutive games at Quincy (Nov. 28) and against Southern Indiana (Dec. 2). 2003-04: Academic All-GLVC, Deans[apos] List student both semesters and a Delahanty Award recipient ... GLVC Player of the Week Nov. 17 ... played 28 games with 26 starts ... led the team in field-goal percentage and games started ... ranked third on the team in rebounds and assists, fifth in scoring and steals and was sixth in free-throw percentage ... was the team[apos]s game-high leader in rebounds, assists and steals five times each and led the team in scoring twice ... in overall games, ranked second in the GLVC in field-goal percentage and 15th in free-throw percentage ... scored at least 10 points 14 times ... had 19 games with at least 25 minutes played ... her collegiate debut earned her first career GLVC Player of the Week award after scoring 24 points with four rebounds and two blocks and shooting a perfect 11 of 11 from the field vs. Ferris State (Nov. 15); her 11 of 11 shooting was the best in the NCAA in 2003-04 (highest pct. with most made and attempted) ... was named all-tournament at the Sleep Inn Classic after recording 13 points vs. Grand Valley State (Nov. 21) and 16 points, seven rebounds and 10 of 12 free throws vs. Michigan Tech (Nov. 22) ... tallied eight points and a season-best eight assists against St. Francis (Nov. 25) ... had seven assists and eight rebounds against Saint Joseph[apos]s (Dec. 1) ... netted 16 points, six rebounds and five assists against Saint Xavier (Dec. 16) ... posted 10 points and six assists vs. Northern Michigan (Dec. 29) ... pulled down a season-high nine rebounds against Kentucky Wesleyan (Jan. 24) ... had 17 points on 7 of 10 shooting vs. Wisconsin-Parkside (Feb. 7) ... registered 14 points and went 4 of 5 from the field and 5 of 5 from the free throw line vs. Southern Indiana (March 4) in the GLVC Tournament first round. High School: Earned four varsity letters ... tallied 1,512 points in her career and was a three-time All-NIC-9 conference honoree ... was all-conference second team as a sophomore and earned first-team recognition as a junior and senior ... as a senior, averaged 17 points, seven rebounds, seven assists and four steals per game en route to claiming team and conference MVP honors ... helped team to its second consecutive conference championship and an appearance in the Class AA Illinois state tournament ... named All-State special mention by the News-Gazette as a junior and claimed honorable mention status as a senior ... named AP All-State honorable mention in 2003 ... played volleyball and competed in track for four years each ... was a first-team all-conference volleyball player her senior year, and was a four-time all-conference performer in track ... graduated in the 95th percentile of her class ... was an Illinois State Scholar and National Honor Society member ... earned the 2003 Presidential Scholar Award and was also a three-time NIC-9 Scholar Athlete. Personal: Daughter of Chris and Walter Moskal ... biology major with chemistry and biochemistry minors.