Kate Edwards Hometown: Laurinburg, N.C. High School: Scotland Position: Guard Height: 5-9 Year: Senior # 35 Career Highs Points Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals 23 vs. Shaw (12/7/07) 8 vs. Claflin (11/15/05) 6 vs. Newberry (2/11/05) 1 vs. Johnson C. Smith (1/7/08) 5 vs. Lynn (11/23/07)

                                 Career Statistics

                                 Total         3-Point                    Rebounds
Year      GP-GS   Min/Avg    FG-FGA   Pct   FG-FGA   Pct   FT-FTA   Pct Off-Def  Tot  Avg  PF-FO Ast  TO Blk Stl  Pts/Avg
2004-05.  23-0    108/4.7     7-28   .250    2-14   .143    0-0    .000   4-10    14  0.6   8-0    4   5   0   4   16/0.7
2005-06.  31-7    401/12.9   66-159  .415   49-118  .415    6-11   .545  18-44    62  2.0  23-0   23  16   1  20  187/6.0
2006-07.  26-5    361/13.9   58-132  .439   48-112  .429    7-10   .700  16-49    65  2.5  23-0   20  19   4  16  171/6.6
TOTAL...  80-12   870/10.9  131-319  .411   99-244  .406   13-21   .619  38-103  141  1.8  54-0   47  40   5  40  374/4.7

2006-07: Kate Edwards finished the 2006-07 season averaging 6.6 points per game and shooting 42.9% from behind the arc. The Scotland County High School alum knocked down 48 three-point field goals and also pulled down 2.5 rebounds per game. Edwards scored a season-high 18 points against Presbyterian on January 17.

2005-06: Edwards averaged 6.0 points and 2.0 rebounds in 31 games for the Bulldogs in her sophomore season. She started seven games on the year. Edwards scored a career-high 23 points while hitting six three-point field goals in a Bulldog victory at Claflin on November 15.

2004-05: Edwards made a solid contribution to the Bulldogs as a first-year player. In 23 games, she chipped in 0.7 points per game and 0.6 rebounds per game. In her first game in the Wingate blue-and-gold, Edwards hit a three-point field goal in a win over Queens (Nov. 18, 2004). She hit a season-high four points against NCAA Division II number five Shaw (Jan. 6, 2005).

HIGH SCHOOL: Edwards played basketball, volleyball and soccer at Scotland High. Her basketball coach was Ricky Brooks. In basketball, Edwards averaged 15 ppg as a senior. She earned team MVP honors and served as team captain in all three sports as a senior. Edwards was all-conference two years each in all three sports. A two-time MVP in soccer, Edwards and her teammates won the conference championship her senior year as Edwards netted all-county honors. Edwards scored 100 goals during her Scotland soccer career. Kate is the daughter of Roger and Mary Evelyn Edwards. Her brother (Doug) is a member of the Wingate University football team. Her cousin (Russ Adams) plays infield for the Toronto Blue Jays.