Women's Basketball
Georgetown, KY
March 26, 2008
Sophomore Jayme Gilbert Named NAIA Honorable Mention All-America (3-26-08)
Georgetown
College sophomore guard Jayme Gilbert has been named NAIA Honorable Mention
All-American. The Manchester, Kentucky native led the Tigers in
scoring and field goal percentage, averaging 16.7 ppg while shooting 56
percent from the field and tallying 518 points in her second year. She
also averaged 5.8 rebounds and scored a career-high 34 points during the
conference season versus Lindsey Wilson College. She added 112 assists and
57 steals this year, a tribute to her well-rounded play.
"Jayme had an extremely solid sophomore campaign," said Head Coach Susan Johnson. "She's the kind of player that makes everyone better around her and she is very deserving."
Gilbert's honor marks the ninth women's basketball selection in school
history to be named an NAIA All-American, the first as an honorable mention
selection.
Other Tigers receiving national honors were Kim Ingle and Katie Filiatreau,
who were both named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.
