2016-17: Played in 27 games for Norwich, earning 26 starts...Set career-high marks in points per game (6.2), minutes per game (28.5), field goal percentage (.458, 66-for-144) and rebounding (193)...Finished her year with double-digit points in five of her last seven games...Picked up a season-high 15 rebounds while scoring 14 points against Anna Maria on Feb. 4...Collected 11 rebounds against Rivier on Nov. 29...Secured a double-double against Lasell on Feb. 18, scoring 17 points and reeling in 13 rebounds...Was 6-for-8 from the floor against Anna Maria on Feb. 4...Notched three blocks against Suffolk (1/16), Anna Maira (2/4) and Suffolk once again (2/21).
2015-16: Played in 25 games for Norwich, averaging 3.8 points per game as a sophomore...Was 35-for-91 from the floor and shot nearly 72% from the free throw line (25-for-35)...Picked up 118 rebounds on the year, dishing out 21 assists...Scored nine points against Mt. Holyoke on Nov. 21 while grabbing a season-high 14 rebounds...Secured 12 points against Simmons on Jan. 12 and scored 13 against Anna Maria on Jan. 16...Collected 10 rebounds against Rivier on Feb. 20.
2014-15: Made an appearance in 25 games for Norwich, scoring 1.7 points per game...Shot nearly 45% from the floor (13-for-29) and pulled down 59 rebounds...Scored seven points in seven minutes against Mount Ida on Jan. 10...Played 21 minutes against Keene St. on Mar. 4.
2013-14: Saw action in seven games as a freshman...averaged a field goal and 2.9 rebounds per game...scored five points and recorded eight rebounds in Norwich's 84-50 win against Lesley (11/24)...scored four points in Norwich's 72-55 against UMaine-Augusta (12/6)...recorded five rebounds and a basket against Simmons (1/30).
BEFORE NORWICH: 2013 graduate of Alvirne HS where she was a four-year member of the basketball team...played AAU basketball for the New Hampshire Shooting Stars for five years.
PERSONAL: Born on March 13, 1995...daughter of Bradford and Beverly Winans...has two older sisters, Erika and Kelley...majoring in business.
