Kerrie Campbell

Guard, Jr., 5-3, Greensboro, NC

Guilford's fastest player and one of the quickest in the ODAC… her speed disrupts opponents on both sides of the ball… improving her outside shot to become even more dangerous on offense… an excellent rebounder for her 5-3 stature, thanks to her speed, anticipation and leaping ability… 1998-99: Enjoyed her finest season and earned honorable mention All-ODAC recognition… ranked second on the team in scoring, rebounding, assists and steals… finished fifth in the league in steals… ODAC Player of the Week for the week ending January 17… led Guilford's scorers and rebounders six times… totaled 14 double-figure scoring nights, including four 20-point showings… notched first career double-double with 24 points and 11 rebounds (both career highs) versus Virginia Wesleyan (2/9)... had a personal-best seven steals at Lynchburg (1/26)… dished out seven assists in wins over Hollins (1/30) and Eastern Mennonite (1/30)… scored last-second game-winning baskets in wins over Lynchburg (1/14) and Eastern Mennonite (1/30)… had the 10th-highest single-season steals total in school history… named to the Spring 1999 Student-Athlete Honor Roll… 1997-98: Averaged eight minutes and over one steal per game in 17 appearances off the bench… netted a season-high eight points against Randolph-Macon (1/9)… High School: An All-Metro 4-A Conference player for Coach Angie Polk's Grimsley H.S. team... earned honorable mention All-Guilford County recognition... also an all-conference sprinter... Personal: Joined the soccer team for the first time in 1999 and earned second team All-ODAC honors at forward… shared the ODAC lead in goals per game (1.0) with fellow Guilford two-sport standout Amy Evans… enjoyed the fifth-best scoring season (36 points) in school history… Bonner Scholar and Friends of the College Scholarship recipient… born Kerrie Alana Campbell 5/20/79 in Greensboro, NC... daughter of Deborah Burgess... justice and policy studies major… peace and conflict resolution minor.