Roster

Consistently among the top scorers for the E&H women's basketball team, Brittany Rogers has provided the backbone that has sturdied the Wasps to strong conference wins so far this season. An athletic training major, she has realized the promise that she brought to the team four years ago, providing consistency on both offense and defense.

Sarah has scored more than 230 points for the Wasps so far this season, making her one of the most essential offensive weapon's in the arsenal of the E&H women's basketball team. But her value to the team extends to defense. She leads the team in steals with an impressive 38. She ranks among the top in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference in both categories. During the 2008-2009 season, Petty also led the ODAC in assist 5.2 per game. She was named an ODAC Second Team player, a Player of the Week and a member of D3 Hoops Team of the Week. The Biology and secondary education major was in the top 10% of her graduating high school class and is a member of the Delta Rho Delta sority, Cardinal Key Club and a proud aunt.

Pre-med major Krislyn Bogart surpassed the 1,000 point mark, named player of the week, made two W.Va. state tournament appearances, 4 sectional appearances and was a member of a team that was named regional champtions twice during her high school career. She was ranked third in her class, was a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council at Montcalm High School. Bogart enjoys singing, spending time with family and friends, and hopes to graduate with a degree in the medical field.

Ashlyn comes to Emory & Henry from Boone, N.C., where she was an honor student at Watauga High School.

E&H senior Baylie Snyder recently was named Old Dominion Athletic Conference Player of the Week. The senior from Galax, Va. averaged 16 points and 6.7 rebounds in helping her team to victories over Guilford (65-61), Lynchburg (73-62) and Randolph (75-51). Snyder connected on 52.9 percent of her shots from the floor and 64.3 percent from the line. Baylie is a sports enthusiast with a background in basketball, softball and volleyball. In high school, she was honored extensively for her accomplishment in these sports. At Emory & Henry she continues to excell both in the classroom and on the basketball court. The athletic training major is a fan of the Lady Vols of Tennessee.

Faith comes to Emory & Henry from Richmond, Va., where she was an honor student and a captaion of her high school basketball team.

Emily came to Emory & Henry with many achievements and honors in her high school athletic career, including First-Team All-Southwest District selections in basketball and soccer and being named her high school Female Athlete of the Year. Physical education and teacher preparation major, Poter was a member of the National Honor Society and enjoys computers, sports and hopes to become a P.E. teacher and coach. 

With interests in education and athletic training, Ebersole was named WHSV Student Athlete of the Week, Student Athlete of the Year, Softball First Team All-Northwestern District Catcher, First Team All-Region Player at Large, Nothern Daily Softball Co-Player of the Year, CHS Softball Player of the Year and CHS Female Athlete of the Year. She graduated third in her class and is the recipient of the U.S. Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award, John Emory Scholarship, and the Va. State Police Assoc. Scholarship.  She is also a member of the E&H Honors Program. Ebersole enjoys going fishing with her dad on the Shenandoah River, country music, CSI, playing with her two nieces and relaxing with family and friends.  

A sports medicine and athletic training major, Courtney hopes to go to medical school. She was a First Team All Southwest District honoree her senior year of high school.

Christina has been one of the most productive players for the E&H women's basketball team this season. She has scored, as of mid February, more than 120 points, including 29 three-pointers, for the Wasps and has been an assett on defense. A mass communications major, Christina  is extremely competitive and goal driven.

   

Physical Education major Abbi Slage was named her high school basketball MVP and the recipient of the Defensive and Hustle awards. She likes to eat, text, shop and loves basketball.  

Psychology major Samantha Horner was a member of the high school Virginia State Championship basketball and softball teams, named First Team All District basketball and All Region cross country her senior year. She was also a member of the 1st Honor Roll, Math Club, History Club and an AIM Scholar. Horner loves to eat and watch the Food Network.  She is a member of Alpha Beta Chi.  

  Biology major Brittany Nelms was named 1st Team All District, 2nd Team All Region, 2nd Team All District and participated in the All-Star Game at Hampton High School during her high school basketball career. She loves basketball and enjoys reading the Twilight book series.  Her favorite restaurant is Red Robin and color is purple. Nelms enjoys hanging out with friends and is a UNC fan. She hopes to pursue a career as a pediatrician.

During the week of Dec. 6, 2008 Alex averaged 16.3 points over three games and had an average of 7.7 rebounds, 2.3 steals and 2.3 blocks. She connected on 42.9 percent (9-21) from three-point range and 42.6 percent in overall field goals. An art major, Alex was named High School All-Conference in both 2005 and 2006. She is a member of the Beta Club and National Honors Society. She enjoys painting, drawing and traveling to the beach.  She hopes to become an architect after graduation.