Wagner College Athletics

2014-2015 Junior Season
* Saw action in 19 games
* Logged 91 minutes on the season
*Tallied season-high three points at Bryant (1/19)
*Season-high four rebounds vs. Rutgers (11/25)
*Played a season-high 13 vs. Sacred Heart (2/3)









2013-2014 Sophomore Season: 
* Saw action in 18 games
* Gained first career starting assignment at NJIT (12/30/13)
* Recorded season highs with three points and three rebs vs. Bryant (1/6/14)
* Logged career-high 19-minute outing at NJIT (12/30)
*Saw 14 minutes of action vs. Bryant (1/6/14)
* Was 2-of-2 from free throw line vs. Eastern Michigan (12/21/13)

2012-13 Freshman Season:
Appeared in 25 games for the Seahawks … Scored a season high five points at Louisville (12/21) … Pulled down a season- high three rebounds against Bryant (2/16) … Saw her most extended action of the season during a 19-minute stint at Saint Francis U (1/26). 

Personal/Bio: Hails from suburban Philadelphia prep power Lower Merion High School and was a member of the Philadelphia Belles AAU Club Team for five years ... Became the second Wagner recruit to sign a national letter of intent to play for head coach Lisa Cermignano after Jazmine Hamlet had signed one week earlier .... As a senior in 2011-12, Wade, who hails from Penn Valley, PA, averaged 10.1 points and 3.8 rebounds per game while leading the Central Girls Basketball League with 41 three-pointers made and in free throw shooting at 78 percent. Wade’s important contributions helped lead the Aces, who were minus their leading scorer for nine games due to injury, to a 15-9 record ... Wade was named Second-team All-Central Girls Basketball League as well as Second-Team All-Main Line. As a junior, Wade played an integral role on a Lower Merion team that crafted a 25-6 record, including a perfect 17-0 league mark. Wade began her scholastic career as a post player before converting into a guard ... Lower Merion’s most famous alumnus is NBA great Kobe Bryant who graduated in 1996.  Often listed among the top public high schools in the country, Lower Merion plays its home games in the 1,300-seat Kobe Bryant Gymnasium, a facility that was unveiled in 2010 and which Bryant helped fund.