Katie Anding

	Position:	Guard
	Height:	5-4
	Hometown:	Houston, TX
	High School:	Kinkaid
	Major:	Psychology
	Parents:	Robert & Roberta

Career:
Played in a total of 77 games, 33 as a starter during her Emory playing days ... Despite having her senior year shortened due to an injury, she still finished 12th on the school's all-time list in steals (101) ... Registered 34 games of two or more steals during her career ... Six career performances of double-digit scoring.

Senior (2006-07):
Saw her final year cut short due to a knee injury suffered in early December ... Played in a total of six games ... Played a season-long 18 minutes against Oglethorpe (Nov. 29) and scored five points while coming up with three steals ... Played in the waning moments of the squad's final game of the year against Case Western (Feb. 24).

Junior (2005-06):
Junior point guard Katie Anding improved in rebounds and assists per game averaging 2.1 rebounds and 1.5 assists compared to 2004-05 ’s 1.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists ... Played in 25 games and was second on the team with 38 steals in 25 games, including a four-steal performance against LaGrange College (Dec. 3) ... No. 10 in the UAA with a 1.58 steals per-game average ... Scored her season-high 11 points against then 12th-ranked New York University ( Feb. 5) ... Received the Defensive Award ... Posted 15 multi-steal games ... Tied her career high with six rebounds vs. LaGrange (Dec. 3).

Sophomore (2004-05):
Received the team's Best Defensive Player award ... Second on the team with 41 steals in 25 games, including a seven-steal performance against Piedmont (Feb. 22), the third-most steals in a game in school history ... Second on the team and No. 11 among UAA players in steals average (1.64 spg) ... Her season three-point field goal percentage was the best in the UAA in conference games ... Anding set personal season-highs in points, rebounds, assists, and steals ... Five games of double-digit scoring ... She put up two of her best performances of the season against opponents nationally ranked by d3hoops.com -- 13 points against then 13th-ranked Washington (Mo.) on February 11, before dropping 11 points on then third-ranked Brandeis (Mass.) on Jan. 23.

Freshman (2003-04):
Received the team's Sixth Player Award ... Converted 15-of-18 free-throws for an 83.3 percentage, and she had a 35.0 three-point percentage ... Finished tied for fourth on the team in steals and averaged 2.8 points per game.

Career Highs:

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Quote:

"I couldn't be happier with my choice to attend Emory. It is a university that had everything I was looking for: a Southern school with academic prestige and a reputable athletics program. It also provided me with the opportunity to participate in both varsity basketball and track, which are my two biggest passions. I really couldn't have found a better, more fun loving, competitive group of girls to spend all of my time with -- including morning practices!"