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2003-04: Handed out 11 assists during the Cats Southern Conference Championship run, giving her 201 for her career and moving her into 10th on the school's all-time list ... Averaged over 30 minutes per game during the SoCon Tourney, adding 11 steals with just five turnover ... Posted a season-high nine points in the Catamounts' win at Davidson (Dec. 22) as the 5-5 guard hit one field goal and went a season-high 7-of-9 from the free throw line to help WCU secure the victory ... Earned a starting role midway through the season, making her first start at Elon (Jan. 19), a game in which she sank just one of her three field goal attempts, but netted both free throw tries for four points in the game ... As a starter over the final 16 games, led the team to a 10-6 record to finish the season ... Averaged 68.3 percent from the line for the season and led the team with a 1.4 assist/turnover ratio (70 assists and 51 turnovers).
2002-03: Tied a career-high four field goals in the win over Gardner-Webb (11/22) and posted a career-tying two 3-point field goals in the Cats' victory over UNC Asheville (12/2)... Had possibly her best game of the year against St. Mary's (11/29) when she scored five key points in the last 5:19 of the game to help Western get the three point win... Finished the season third on the team in assists per game with 2.6 per contest... Started 21 of 28 games this season.
2001-02: Named to the 2002 SoCon All-Freshman team... Led the league in assists with 117 (4.18 pg), which puts her in a tie for sixth on WCU's single-season list... Led the team and was sixth in the SoCon in steals with 47 (1.7 pg)... Was second on the team in 3-point field goal percentage at .333, sinking seven of 21... Posted a season-high 12 points and 10 assists against GSU (2/9), seven rebounds versus Davidson (12/19) and five steals versus Gardner-Webb (12/4)... Netted 129 points on the season for 4.6 per game and pulled down 69 rebounds... Started all 28 games as a freshman.
High School: Named all-city and second team All-State as a senior... Named North Georgia Player of the Year, all-city Player of the Year and to the All-State team her junior year... Led her team to the 3-A State Championship her junior year... The team was the 4-A runners-up her senior year... Played for her mother Coach Kathy Washington... Named Atlanta City Player of the Year as a sophomore... Named a Street & Smith Honorable Mention All-America member twice... Coached by her father, Charlie Glass, her AAU team, the Atlanta Lady Hawks, were the runners-up at the 2001 AAU National Championships.
Personal: Full name is Kiona Jakia Glass... Born November 13, 1982... Daughter of Kathy Washington and Charlie Glass.
