College of Saint Benedict

2008-2009: Named All-MIAC Honorable Mention for the second consecutive year ... represented the Blazers on the MIAC All-Sportsmanship Team for the third year in a row ... MIAC Player of the Week (March 2) ... started in all 30 games for the Blazers and averaged 28.5 minutes per game ... had 93 assists and only 31 turnovers, giving her a 2.9 assist-to-turnover ratio (No. 1 in MIAC and No. 5 in the nation) ... turned the ball over once or less in 24 games ... had zero turnovers in 12 games ... averaged 3.1 assists per game (first for CSB) ... passed out four or more assists 10 times ... recorded at least six assists in four games ... totalled 131 points on the season, averaging 4.4 points per game ... was 42 for 103 from the field, including 20 for 49 from beyond the arc ... finished with a .408 overall field goal percentage (fifth for CSB) and .408 three-point percentage (second for CSB) ... shot .500 or better in 14 games ... made 27 of 36 free throws, a .750 free-throw percentage ... was 1.000 from the free-throw line in six games ... grabbed 48 rebounds for an average of 1.6 rebounds per game ... on Dec. 10 against Macalester, Carter had a season-high nine assists ... against St. Thomas on Jan. 14, she had a season-high ten points on 4 of 6 shooting from the field.

2007-2008: Named All-MIAC Honorable Mention … represented CSB on the MIAC All-Sportsmanship Team for the second consecutive year … started all 26 games and averaged 29.3 minutes per game … dished out 85 assists and turned the ball over only 33 times, giving her a 2.6 assist-to-turnover ratio (No. 1 in the MIAC, doubling the ratio of the next closest player at 1.3) … turned the ball over two or fewer times in 20 games … turned the ball over once or less in 17 games … finished nine games with zero turnovers … completed 15 games with twice as many assists as turnovers (at least a 2.0 assist-to-turnover ratio) … averaged 3.3 assists per game (No. 8 in the MIAC) … dished out multiple assists in 19 games … passed out four or more assists 11 times … recorded at least six assists in four games … made 18 of 22 free throw attempts, a .818 free-throw percentage (second for CSB) … attempted 20 of her 22 free throws in just five games; during those games, Carter shot 18-for-20 with a .910 free-throw percentage … scored 83 points, averaging 3.2 points per game … grabbed 46 rebounds and averaged 1.8 boards per game … pulled down three or more rebounds six times … shot a .337 field goal percentage for the season … shot .500 or better from the field in 11 games … grabbed 19 steals … on Nov. 28 against Concordia-Moorhead, Carter scored a season-high 13 points on 7-for-8 free throws and still managed to record six assists … on Feb. 4 against Gustavus, Carter recorded a season-high 8 assists; she also turned the ball over only once during her 37 minutes of playing time.

2006-2007: Represented CSB on the inaugural MIAC Sportsmanship Team ... given the Blazer Coaches' Award ... played in alll 28 games, starting 23 of them ... averaged 24.5 minutes per game ... finished the season with a 2.1 assist-to-turnover ratio (led CSB) ... turned the ball over just 28 times (only 1.0 turnover per game) despite averaging the most minutes played per game ... turned the ball over one or less times in 21 games ... finished nine games with zero turnovers ... dished out 58 assists, averaging 2.1 assists per game (second for CSB) ... passed for three or more assists 10 times ... shot .400 from three-point range (second for CSB) ... recorded a 1.000 (100 percent) three-point field goal percentage in four games ... pulled down 32 rebounds and averaged 1.1 rebounds per game ... grabbed two or more boards on eight occasions ... made 26 of 65 three-point field goal attempts ... made two or more three-pointers in five times ... on Jan. 15, 2007 against Hamline, Carter recorded her career-high eight assists and finished the game with zero turnovers.

2005-2006: Appeared in all 27 games, starting two of them ... averaged 17.1 minutes per game ... led CSB with a 1.74 assist/turnover ratio ... dished out 33 assists (fourth for CSB) ... completed 16 games with no turnovers ... had 22 games with one or fewer turnovers ... scored 47 total points averaging 1.7 points per game ... had 11 steals and 23 rebounds.

High School: A 2005 graduate of Edina High School, Carter was coached by Jenny Johnson ... participated in basketball (four years) during her athletic career at Edina High School ... also competed in softball for four years... member of the Edina Basketball team who were section champions in 2002 ... was a three-time All-Classic Lake Conference selection in basketball ... captained Edina's basketball team her junior and senior years along with current Blazer teammate Ariel Tauer ... named team MVP ... was a two-time All-Classic Lake Conference selection in softball… three time best defensive player in softball… team captain in 06-07 and 07-08 in basketball.

Personal: Daughter of LuAnn and Dave Carter of Edina, Minn. … has been on the same basketball team with senior Ariel Tauer since 5th grade… has a cousin who is on the SJU football team… enjoys being with friends and family, sports and movies… majoring in management with a minor in Spanish.

What do you like about being/anticipate about being a collegiate student-athlete?
“I love that I have the opportunity to continue to participate in athletics, especially at a place like CSB. The support of professors, students, and the surrounding community is wonderful and makes the role of being a student/athlete that much easier.”

Why did you decide to attend CSB?
“I loved the campus and appreciated the winning tradition that the CSB Basketball Program has built.”

"Points of Pride" What Have You Accomplished in the Sport of Basketball?
“I have been able to build lasting relationships with teammates and coaches, and can attribute a great portion of my personal growth to the sport.”