Missed 16 of the Fever’s first 21 games in 2005 while rehabilitating from offseason arthroscopic surgery on her left knee.

Entered the game at San Antonio, 8/11, in the closing seconds of the first half and drilled a 3-pt FG that gave Indiana a seven-point lead at halftime. It was her first basket of the season

Scored 20 points or more three times as a rookie

Career high 26 points against Connecticut on June 26, 2003

Season- and career-high five assists in WNBA debut at Charlotte

Had at least two 3-pointers in six straight games as a rookie

She is the daughter of Clinton and Mary Alice Brown...she has three older sisters: Clintina, Cassandra and Kalesha...she majored in African-American studies with a minor in English at UNC...she was voted homecoming queen at Southeast Bulloch High School where she was also named the Gatorade Player of the Year in the state of Georgia during her senior year...she averaged 24.5 ppg, 5.5 rpg and 4.5 apg as a senior and 24.4 ppg, 7.2 bpg and 5.7 apg over her prep career...a three-time all-state selection, she played in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association High School All-America game, 4/3/99, in Hartford, Conn...she was her team’s MVP in all four seasons...she was a two-time Street & Smith’s All-America selection...she was named Northland Cable Player of the Decade...in track and field, she was a regional champion in the high jump.