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Jersey Number 40
Meredith Alexis
- Year:
- Senior
- Position:
- Center
- Height:
- 6-3
- Hometown:
- Hanover Township, Pa.
- High School:
- Bishop Hoban
At JMU:
2006-07:
2005-06:
2004-05:
2003-04:
High school:
Personal:
2006-07:
- Associated Press All-America honorable mention.
- Richmond Times-Dispatch Player of the Year.
- CAA Player of the Year.
- Virginia (VaSID) Player of the Year
- All-CAA first team.
- All-state (VaSID) first team.
- CAA all-tournament team.
- Tied CAA Tournament record with 20 rebounds in March 10 semifinal vs. Delaware; record first set by Kim Giddens of ODU vs. JMU, 3/14/03
- School-record 1,760 career points; former JMU record of 1,607 was held by Holly Rilinger, 1992-97. School record-breaking point came Feb. 15 vs. George Mason.
- School-record and CAA-record 1,313 career rebounds; former CAA record of 1,125 was held by Celeste Hill of ODU, 1990-94, former JMU record of 851 was held by Sarah Schreib, 1992-97.
- CAA record-breaking rebound came Jan. 18 vs. Drexel.
- 1,000th career rebound came Dec. 6 vs. Clemson.
- School season record 22 double doubles.
- School career record 700 field goals.
- School career record 124 games started.
- Second on JMU's career blocked shots list (119).
- School career records for double-figure rebounding games (75) and double-doubles (63)
- School records for consecutive double-doubles (6).
- Seventh in rebounds, 37th in points, 41st in field goal percentage in NCAA.
- Only player in school history with more than 1,000 career points and more than 1,000 career rebounds
- CAA Player of the Week Feb. 19: 20 points and game-high nine rebounds vs. George Mason; game highs of 25 points and 13 points at Northeastern.
- CAA Player of the Week Jan. 29: game-highs of 27 points and eight rebounds vs. Delaware; 10 points, team high 10 rebounds vs. Hofstra.
- CAA Player of the Week Jan. 8: game-highs of 24 points and 16 rebounds at Towson; team-high 22 points, game-high 12 rebounds at Georgia State.
- CAA Player of the Week Dec. 26: game-highs of 13 points and 16 rebounds vs. Savannah State; game-high 15 points at Wake Forest.
- CAA Player of the Week Dec. 4: game highs of 28 points and 11 rebounds vs. Liberty; 17 points, game-high 14 rebounds vs. Virginia Commonwealth.
- CAA Player of the Week Nov. 12: game-high 30 points, one below her career high, vs. East Carolina.
- Preseason All-CAA first team
- Team's MVP and team's Leadership Award co-recipient.
2005-06:
- All-CAA first team
- Richmond Times-Dispatch all-state first team
- VaSID all-state first team
- CAA all-tournament
- Among NCAA leaders (ninth) in rebounding
- Among CAA leaders in scoring (2nd), rebounding (3rd), blocked shots (3rd) and field goal percentage (4th)
- Team leader in scoring, rebounding, field goal percentage and blocked shots
- School season records for rebounds (broke her own record of 322) and double-doubles (17)
- School season-record-tying 19 double-figure rebounding games, matching her own record of 19 set as a freshman
- Her 53 blocked shots was one short of the school season record
- CAA Player of the Week (Nov. 20; Feb. 26)
- Career-high 31 points, four away from the school record, Feb. 12 at Towson
- Long Island Turkey Classic MVP (Nov. 25-26)
- Preseason All-CAA first team
- CAA Commissioners Academic Award
- Team's co-MVP and team's Courage Award co-recipient
2004-05:
- All-CAA second team
- Team leader in rebounding, blocked shots and field goal percentage
- Among NCAA leaders (40th) in rebounding
- CAA leader in field goal percentage
- JMU sophomore record 11 double-doubles
- Her freshman and sophomore season combined rebounds total of 591 is a school record
- CAA all-tournament team (28 points, 15 rebounds, 10 blocked shots, 73.7% field goal accuracy in 2 games)
- School and CAA tournament record eight blocked shots in semifinal loss to Delaware
- CAA Player of the Week (Feb. 20)
- Preseason All-CAA second team
2003-04:
- All-CAA third team
- CAA all-rookie team
- One of two players to start every game
- Team leader in rebounding and field goal percentage
- Second on team in field goals, steals and minutes
- Third on team in scoring
- Leading rebounder in CAA and among CAA leaders in field goal percentage (second) and free throw percentage (14th)
- School season records for rebounds and double-figure rebounding games (19)
- School freshman season records for games started, rebounding average and double-doubles (13)
- Season rebounding average ranks third and season field goal percentage seventh on JMU's all-time lists
- Among NCAA leaders (17th) in rebounding
- Career-high and JMU freshman-record 18 rebounds Dec. 30 vs. Duquesne; that total was the fifth-highest in school history
- Led team in rebounding in 24 games
- Only the third player in school history to average a double-double
- CAA Rookie of the Week three times
- Cornell Classic all-tournament team
- Scored game-winning basket (her only points of the game) with 3.1 seconds left in 53-51 win Jan. 19 at Norfolk State
- JMU's Newcomer of the Year Award
- CAA Commissioners Academic Award
High school:
- Coached by Robert Schuler at Bishop Hoban
- Bishop Hoban retired her jersey in 2006
- McDonald's All-America honorable mention (2003)
- All-state first team (2003)
- Division MVP (2003)
- All-division first team (2001, 2002, 2003)
- Finished her career as the Argents' all-time leading scorer with 1,883 points
- Also set school records for points in a game (50) and blocked shots in a season (59) (2003)
- State's leading scorer (34.1 avg.) (2003)
- Bishop Hoban team MVP (2002, 2003)
- Killer Bee's Scholar Athlete (2003)
- Pete Gray Award for overcoming obstacles to excel in competition (2003)
- Bishop Hoban was state runner-up (2000), District 2 champion (2000, 2002) and District 2 runner-up (2003)
- The Argents were undefeated in Wyoming Valley Conference three seasons (2000, 2001, 2003)
- Played on Bishop Hoban District 2 champion volleyball team that was undefeated in Wyoming Valley Conference (2002, 2003)
- Division MVP (2002) and three-time all-division first team in volleyball (2000, 2001, 2002)
- Set school volleyball record for career (246) and season (100) kills
- Two-time Bishop Hoban track team MVP (2001, 2002) (competed in long jump and triple jump)
Personal:
- Meredith Alexis
- Double major in finance and communications with a concentration in public relations.
- Daughter of Janine and Frank Alexis
- Has a younger brother, Peter, age 13
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