Stephanie Seibert

	Position:	Center
	Height:	5-10
	Hometown:	Mason, OH
	High School:	Mt. Notre Dame
	Major:	Business
	Parents:	Ed & Mary Jo

Senior (2003-04):

Senior Stephanie Seibert was named to the all-University Athletic Association second team, making it her fourth consecutive year to receive end-of-the-season recognition from the UAA. She ranked first in rebounds and second in blocked shots in conference play. Seibert was named the team's Most Oustanding Player. She averaged 12.5 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 1 block per game, all team highs. Seibert recorded nine "double-doubles" for the season, an achievement surpassed by only four other players in Emory history. Her season high of 24 points helped the team defeat Carnegie Mellon on February 2nd. Seibert finished her Emory career by ranking second in career points, field goals, rebounds, and blocked shots.

Junior (2002-03):

Stephanie Seibert led the Eagles in scoring (12.1 points per game), rebounding (6.6 rebounds a game), field goals made (121), free throws made (61), and free throw percentage (84.7). She led the team in scoring eight times this season and was the leading rebounder 13 times. Her 84.7 percent mark from the foul line is the second-highest single-season percentage ever at Emory. For the season, Seibert finished with 302 total points, placing her 13th on the Emory single-season scoring list. It was the second time in three seasons that she has eclipsed the 300-point mark, becoming the fifth Eagle to accomplish the feat. Seibert has led the team in scoring all three seasons. She eclipsed the 1,000-point mark for her career, becoming the fourth Eagle ever and second fastest to the mark (73 games). For the third straight season, Seibert’s play was recognized by the UAA. After making the all-conference second team as a freshman and the first team as a sophomore, she received honorable mention this season.

Sophomore (2001-02):

Started all 25 games for the Eagles. Averaged 15.4 points, the seventh highest average ever by an Eagle, and 7.3 rebounds per game. Had a season-high 25 points against Rochester on December 3. Had a season-high 13 rebounds at Case Western Reserve on February 23. Had a season-high four steals at the University of the South (TN) on December 9. Had a season-high three assists against Piedmont College (Ga.) on December 1. Had a season-high three blocks against Savannah College of Art & Design (Ga.) on January 30. For the season, scored 386 points, the sixth highest single season total ever by an Eagle. Selected by the team as Most Outstanding Player. Earned First-Team All-UAA honors.

Freshman (2000-01):

Started 19 of 25 games. Averaged 13.4 points and 4.6 rebounds per game. Had a season-high 29 points against Rochester on February 2. Had a season-high 14 rebounds at Rochester on January 21. Had a season-high three steals four times. Had a season-high two blocks four times. Selected as the NCAA Division III South Region Player of the week for January 15-21. Recognized as the UAA Rookie of the Year. Earned Second-Team All-UAA honors.

Career Highs:

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Quote:

"Emory is a great place to go to college. I don't think that you can find a more excellent mix of academics, athletics, and social life at any other university. Playing basketball at Emory is definitely one of my most memorable college experiences."