Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls

2011-12 Season: Individual Statistics

2010-11 Season: Individual Statistics
Played in 31 games…started in 28 games…averaged 23.5 minutes per game…averaged 9 points, 1.5 steals, and 1.3 rebounds per game…recorded a total 46 steals, 32 assists, and two blocks…shot 33.6% from the field (95-283)…shot 65.6% from the free throw line (40-61)…shot 32.5% from the three point line (49-151)…scored a new career-high of 19 points (vs. Virginia Union 01/17/11)…snatched a season-high five steals (vs. Virginia State 01/15/11)…scored double figures in 12 games…grabbed a season-high four rebounds (at Livingstone 02/26/11)…named Food Lion MVP in CIAA Tournament quarterfinals (scored team-high 15 points)…scored 17 points in CIAA Tournament semifinals (vs. Bowie State 03/04/11)

2009-10 Season: Individual Statistics
Played in 27 games...averaged 13.2 minutes per game....had 4.3 points per game....had 22 steals and 23 rebounds....had a 27.2 field goal percentage and a 26.1 three point percentage.

2008-09 Season: Individual Statistics
Played in 30 games…started one…averaged 16.3 minutes per game…averaged 1.1 assists and 6.2 points per game…scored a career-high 15 points against Mars Hill (12/08/08)…delivered a career-high five assists against Virginia Union (01/03/09)…scored double figures in eight games… .560 free throw shooting percentage (28-50)…led the team in three-pointers made with 31-of-104…team-high .357 three point shooting percentage (10-28)…2009 CIAA Tournament Champion…played 12 minutes with five points, a steal and a rebound in the NCAA DII Regional Tournament against Indiana (PA)

Prior to JCSU/Personal: Attended Charles H. Flowers High School...played for Patrice Frazier-Watson where they were 4-A South Regional Runner-ups in 2008...placed 12th in Prince George's County 3-point shootout...Prince George's County Gazette 2nd team...Washington Post All-league Prince George's 4-A team...member of 2008 All-Star team...completed the science and technology program...participated in student government and yearbook as well as various basketball camps...once worked at Six Flags...majoring in computer science...aspires to be a computer game developer...daughter of Terry Quattlebaum and Sheila Quattlebaum...full name Terran Sheila Quattlebaum...born 12-15-90.