Intelligent, aggressive wing player and a proven scorer with the ability to go inside... The definitive winner, as she carries a collegiate win-loss record of 37-2 in games which she has played... Comes from West Springfield High School program that has produced two UMW All-Americans... Has overcome knee injury that sidelined her after eight games in her freshman season to thrive a year ago.

 

Played and started in 30 games just one year after injuring her knee after eight games... Netted a career-high 26 points in UMW’s 85-67 win over eventual NCAA tournament team Bridgewater College, making 8-12 shots, including 6-8 three pointers, and connected on 4-6 free throws... Grabbed career-high 12 rebounds in CAC Championship game... Netted double figures in 11 games... Scored team-high 10 points in UMW’s NCAA Tournament game against Bowdoin College... Her 84.2% free throw percentage and 8.1 points per game ranked third on the team.

 

A key member in the playing rotation in the eight games in which she played, Flanagan scored in double figures in three games, including 21 points and 6-9

shooting on three-point attempts in a 69-47 win over St. Mary’s College on 12/5... Scored 15 points in 82-52 win over Gallaudet... Scored 10 points and grabbed five rebounds in her first collegiate game, an 88-64 win over Plymouth State College... Team went 8-0 in the games in which she played

before her injury, then lost the next three games.

 

Played basketball and soccer at West Springfield High School... Yearbook editor... All-district and all-region (regular season and tournament)... Athlete of the

Month award... Student of the Quarter... 2001-02 West Springfield Student Athlete of the Year.

 

Sarah Ashley Flanagan... Daughter of Tom and Diane Flanagan... Favorites include The Sandlot, Duke Blue Devils, and Five People You Meet in Heaven.