| Jasmine Stone |
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Sophomore
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| Hometown:
Detroit, MI
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| High School:
Martin Luther King
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| Height:
6-3
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| Position:
F
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2006-07 SEASON: Played in 26 games, averaging 3.1 ppg...Grabbed an average of 6.2 rpg, the third best tally on the team...Also had 24 blocks (third on the team) and 10 steals...Grabbed 13 boards and had five blocks, including three in the final minute and a half of the game to go along with nine points in debut at Drexel (11/17)...Had seven rebounds, two blocks and two steals in 14 minutes vs. URI (1/20)...Collected eight rebounds and two blocks in 17 minutes at Saint Joe's (1/28)...Had a career-high 11 points and nine rebounds vs. Dayton (2/4)...Had a career-high 16 rebounds, nine points and three steals in 21 minutes vs. Saint Louis (2/15)...Grabbed game-high 12 rebounds, including 10 defensive, and scored six points at Duquesne (2/23)...Had six boards in 11 minutes in NCAA Tournament First Round vs. Nebraska (3/18).
HIGH SCHOOL: Named Fourth Team All-American by both Parade and Street and Smith's Magazines...Voted one of USA Today's top juniors in 2005...Averaged 19.1 points, 10.3 rebounds, 5.2 assists, 5.2 blocks and 1.5 steals per game as a junior...Led Martin Luther King to a 24-1 record and a state runner-up finish in 2005...Selected All-State (Mich.), All-City and All-Metro honors...Garnered USA Today's top sophomores in 2004...Led high school squad to a perfect 25-0 season and a state title...Averaged 17.8 points, 10.4 points, 4.8 blocks and 4.3 steals per game...Was a Detroit News Class A All-State Second Team member in 2004.
INTERNATIONAL: Invited to USA Basketball's 2006 U-18 National Team Trials...Was a member of the USA Youth Development Festival White team that went 2-3 and earned the silver medal in the summer of 2005...Posted a double-double of 14 points and 14 rebounds in the gold medal game against the Blue team...Had eight points and 16 boards versus Blue during preliminary play...Finished the summer ranked 16th among all 2005 Festival participants for scoring (7.0 ppg), tied for second for rebounding (8.8 rpg), first for offensive rebounds per game (5.2) and ninth for defensive rebounds per game (3.6).
