"Before we begin, I just want to make sure you know how to spell my name. There is no "e" in the middle of Cathrine. A lot of people get that wrong."

Q. Ok, got it. I think I have to change it everywhere now. Thanks. So what strengths, qualities or skills will you bring or add to a WNBA team?
"I'm mostly looking to have fun and keep playing how I've playing over my entire career. I will try not do too much or be something I'm not."

Q. What skills do you feel you still need to improve or work on at the next level?
I need to work on my overall strength. I am someone that plays inside, though I'm not the biggest post player. I want to be able to guard on the perimierter, so I will work on continuing to improve my lateral quickness."

Q. What do you expect to be some of the biggest challenges at the next level?
"Strength. Everyone in the WNBA is much stronger, faster and bigger."

Q. Are there any specific teams you would like to play for?
"The WNBA was not really around when I was a kid growing up as I'm an older senior - 24 - but I think it would be nice to be at home. I am from Seattle and would love to stay home there, but I would love to be drafted anywhere. I don't think people will be choosy."

Q. Is there a current WNBA player you model your game after?
"In all honesty, I haven't done my fair share of watching them as much. I watched some on TV, but not as much as I should have."

Q. What will you remember most about your college experience at Oregon?
"That I had a lot of fun in my time there and that I worked really hard to get where I am. Hopefully that will push me to the next level. I love playing basketball and took that with me. I never took it too seriously, though."

Q. Your team this year was full of talented seniors. What do you think of Andrea Bills' chances in the Draft?
"She works really hard, she's coachable and she will listen to what coaches say. She always wants to improve. She is a smaller post player but can score one-on-one and really takes advantage of those opportunities. She can put the ball in the hoop and get to foul line."

Q. What WNBA player are you most looking forward to playing against or meeting?
Well, being in the northwest, I've met Lauren Jackson before. She came to one of our college games because we had an Australian player on our team and I was introduced to her."