| Rosie Albert |
#44 |
5-10 |
Sr. |
Fwd. |
Salmo, B.C.,
Canada |
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During Roise’s junior year she
averaged 17.9 ppg and 4.9 rpg and led the nation in
3-point shooting at 49.2%. Last season Rosie was listed
in the top of almost every conference statistical
catagory including: 1st in 3-pt shooting, 2nd in scoring,
4th in 3-pt percentage, 9th in assists, 9th in FG
percentage, 12th in steals, and 18th in rebounding. Rosie
is currently standing 2nd in the Warrior record book for
the most points in a career with 1,721. Rosie, daughter
of Tim and Sally Albert, is one of the five 4 year
seniors on the Warrior roster this season. Her leadership
and dedication have taken the program to levels never
achieved by any other Warrior basketball team.
Academically Rosie has achieved a 4.0 GPA every semester
while majoring in Human Biology. She will graduate this
spring and plans to enroll in a Masters Program in
Physical Therapy next fall. |
| PERSPECTIVE:
1995 Kodak All-American Honorable Mention;
1995 PNWAC All-Conference; 1996 NAIA All-American 3rd
team; 1996 PNWAC All-Conference; 1996 Kodak All-American
Honorable Mention; 1997 Kodak All-American 1st team; 1997
NAIA All-American 2nd team; 1997 PNWAC Player of the
Year; 1997 NAIA Academic All-American; A three-time Kodak All-America
selection, including a first-teamer last year and a
two-time NAIA All-American, Albert has some unfinished
business: she’d like to win a championship. She
possesses all the skills needed to be NAIA player of the
year, Divilbiss says. |
| PROSPECTUS: "She could
care less about the individual awards; she’s done
everything but win the big dance. Every award she gets
she’s earned. She’s spent so much time
shooting, visualizing that team across from her. If you
as a coach could write down all the things you want in a
player, you’d write down everything she has." |