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Bridgette KendricksFreshman
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Overview: Has outstanding quickness and has the ability to post up on smaller defenders...chose playing collegiate basketball over track and field where she was a stand out athlete in high school.
High School: Earned four letters and was a two-year captain for head coach Rob Barcus at Parsons High School... was one of 63 players named to the Kansas McDonald’s All-American Team, a list that included both male and female high school basketball players in Kansas...averaged 15.7 points and 5.0 rebounds per game and 6.5 steals per contest during her senior year...was named a two-time MVP at the Iola Tourney where she led her team to a first place finish...was a Southeast Kansas League First Team selection for three years and a third-team selection for one year...set numerous school records and was a nine-time state champion in track and field where she ran the 100, 200, 400 and 4x100 meter races...also earned three letters on the volleyball team at Parsons and one letter on the cheerleading squad.
Personal: Born June 24, 1989...daughter of Roger Thompson and Angela T. Thompson..has two siblings (Keyandria and Kaelend)...was recruited by numerous schools for basketball and track and field, including LSU, Alabama, Louisiana-Monroe, Wichita State, Kansas State and Kansas, but chose UB because it is a great campus and the girls on the team...also chose UB because her cousin Natosha Cummings-Price played for Buffalo from 1993-95 and is now the head coach at Erie Community College...lists her proudest accomplishment at UB as doing the Ed Fitzsimmons workout plan...lists her greatest accomplishment as playing with Lynette Woodard, who was the first female member of the Harlem Globetrotters...would like to become a 1,000-point scorer for UB and wants to play in the WNBA for the Los Angles Sparks...is majoring in exercise science/sports psychology with the goal of becoming a pediatrician.
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