03/19/2013 Mustangs Face Bowling Green State In WNIT First RoundTwo teams meet for first time Thursday at 6 p.m. CT 03/14/2013 Mustangs Upset 70-66 By Eighth-Seeded UCF In C-USA ChampionshipSMU will find out postseason opponent and destination Monday night 03/12/2013 Mustangs Begin Quest For C-USA Championship ThursdaySMU plays winner between No. 8 UCF and No. 9 Houston at 11 a.m. 03/05/2013 Mustangs Conclude Regular Season At Rice ThursdaySMU clinches No. 1 seed in C-USA Championship with win 03/01/2013 Mustangs Host UTEP Sunday In Final Game Of Moody Coliseum's Current ConfigurationSMU Completing 37th Season In Historic Venue; $47 Million Renovation Moves In To Main Arena On March 4 2012-13 (Junior): Started all 31 games during her first season on the Hilltop...Finished the season seventh in Conference USA with 3.5 assists per game, and was one of nine players with at least 100, handing out 110 assists on the season...Third in C-USA and in the top 100 in the NCAA in assists/turnover ratio...Fifth in the league in 3-point shooting, knocking down 34.5 percent from behind the arc...Averaged 5.7 points and 2.2 rebounds per game...Scored a season-high 17 points with a season-high five 3-point field goals in a win against UCF (1/13)...Scored at least 10 points seven times, including five times against C-USA opponents and twice against the Knights...Finished with 12 points at TCU with four 3-pointers...Recorded a season-high nine assists in a one-point win against Montana State in the championship game of the SMU Thanksgiving Tournament (11/24)...Had at least five assists in eight games...Recorded five steals in a win at Southern Miss (1/17). North Idaho College: Played two seasons, leading North Idaho to its first National Championship in school history as a freshman...Named to All-America second team and All-Scenic West Athletic Conference first team as a sophomore...Led the conference last season with 88 steals, averaging 3.0 per game, and was fifth in scoring with 12.4 points per game...Named North Idaho College Female Athlete of the Year...Earned team Defensive MVP and Most Inspirational Player awards. High School: Four-year letter winner for head coach Ashlee Taylor at Freeman High School in Valleyford, Wash....Led Freeman to its first State Championship in school history as a senior...Named WIAA Tournament MVP and WIAA All-Star Game MVP...Named team MVP as a junior, and led Freeman to a third-place finish in the WIAA tournament...Also lettered in softball and soccer. Personal: Daughter of Barry and Laurie Baker...Born on March 21, 1992...Has two older sisters, Jessica and Melissa...Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant...Favorite actress is Jennifer Anniston...Favorite color is yellow...Major is markets and culture.
 
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