Women's Basketball

2011-12: Led Juniata in 3-pointers with 44 in order to clinch no. 5 on the season 3-point field goal leaderboard…earned no. 5 on the career 3-point field goal leaders list with 114 treys over her three seasons at Juniata…was fourth in the Landmark for 3-point field goal average per game with 1.51…selected as an All-Landmark Conference Second Team honoree…fourth on the team in points scored with 244 points for a 8.4 ppg average, tying her for 18^th in the conference in scoring…logged a season high 25 points in the Eagles’ 70-60 win over Catholic University (1/14)…recorded 13 double digit scoring performances, including 10 and 15 points in Juniata’s NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship 1^st/2^nd Round games against Castleton State and York College respectively…finished the season second on the team in blocks with 17, with a season high four blocks against Merchant Marine (1/28).

2010-11: Finished with 6.1 points per game through 29 games played with 11 starts... scored a season-high 19 points against Drew (1/22) on 6-of-10 shooting from the field... connected on a career-high five 3-pointers against the Rangers, which matched Juniata’s individual game high in 2010-11... second on the team in 3-pointers with 35... ranked fourth in the Landmark 3-point FG percentage at .333 (35-105)... her 1.21 3-point FG made per game ranked her 11^th in the conference... had seven double-digit scoring performances... hauled down 10 rebounds against Saint Vincent (12/8)... averaged 1.55 steals per game, good enough for 14^th in the Landmark Conference.

2009-10: Saw action in all 29 games as a freshman... averaged 4.8 ppg... her 35 3-point FG was tied with Paige Robertson for most on the team... led Juniata and the Landmark Conference with her .427 3-point FG percentage (35-of-82)... tied for ninth in the Landmark with 1.21 3-point FG made per game... hit her season-high of three 3-pointers on four occasions, most recently on March 7 at Saint Vincent... her .436 FG percentage (35-of-82) was third-best on the team... scored a season-high 12 points at Lynchburg (12/28).

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter at Southern Huntingdon County HS for her father, coach Phil Speck... finished her career with 1,151 career points and 519 career rebounds for the Rockets... a three-time Juniata Valley League All-Star, earning First team honors as a senior... also earned Central Pennsylvania All-Star honors at the Altoona Mirror Classic, and was named to All-Tournament teams at Lancaster and Lewistown... helped lead Southern Huntingdon to a 28-2 record last season, reaching the semifinals of the PIAA AA state tournament... a National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Phil Speck and Missy Beidelman... POE is early childhood and special education.