Laura Stratton Athlete Profile

#10 Laura Stratton

Laura Stratton
Position: Guard Height: 5-6 Roster Years: 2003-2006 Hometown: Missoula, MT Last School: BYU Idaho

Personal

From Missoula, Montana...attended Sentinel High School then attended BYU-Idaho for one year competing in basketball then transferred to BYU...parents are Terry and Linda Stratton...has two brothers and three sisters...majoring in exercise science.

Before BYU

Three-time MVP, First Team All-Conference, 1999-2001...conference leader in assists...steals...conference champions in 2000...Wendy's Athlete of the Year in 2001...four-year letterwinner in basketball...three-time lettewinner in volleyball...team MVP...holds school record for most kill in a single game...team captain...Defensive Player of the Year.

Other College

AT BYU-Idaho: Region and League Champions in 2002....team finished ninth at NJCAA.

Stats

Yr  G/GS  FG-FGA %  FT-FTA %  3-pts %     Pts. Reb.     A.      BL.   St.   TO.
04  4/0   2-8.250   1-2  .500 1-5  .200     6    1       0      0     1      2
05 18/0	  2-9.222   4-4 1.000 0-3 .000      8    8       8      0     2      7
06 27/0  11-22.500 11-13.846  2-9 .222     35   16      21      0     7     13
TS 49/0  15- 39.385 16-19.842 3-17 .176    49   25      29      0    10     22

2003-2004 | Sophomore Year

Played in four games... two conference (Wyoming on 2/12/04, vs. Air Force on 1/24/04)... and two non-conference (at Montana State on 1/6/04 and at Portland State on 1/10/04).

2004-2005 | Junior Year

Final player notes: connected on all four free throws shot... played in 18 games with an average of 3.3 minutes of playing time... contributed with eight points, eight rebounds and eight assists... named Cougar Club Scholar Athlete.v

2005-2006 | Senior Year

Final player notes: played in a total of 27 games which included 13 of 16 league contests ... averaged 7.6 minutes of playing time ... was voted Most Inspirational Player on the team .... finished the year ranked first on the team in free throw percentage .846 (11-13) ... was fifth in field goal percentage .500 (11-22) ... ranked eighth in the three-point field goal percentage on the team with a .222 (2-9) ... was 10th on the team in points and points average with a 1.3 point average ... tallied a season and career high five points vs. UNLV on 01/14/06 ... had four points and three rebounds in both home games vs. NAU on12/10/05 and vs. UCSB on 11/26/05.