Year	G	QT	FGM	FGA	FG%	FTM	FTA	FT%	PTS	AVG	Off Reb	Def Reb	Total Reb	Assist
1986	21	84	56	147	.381	45	80	.563	157	7.5	65	109	174	18
1987	22	87	126	276	.457	68	115	.591	320	14.5	134	145	279	32
1988	20	79	159	323	.492	63	122	.516	382	19.1	79	103	182	40
1989	19	76	181	369	.491	146	207	.705	509	26.8	100	141	241	64
Career	82	326	522	1115	.468	322	524	.615	1368	16.7	378	498	876	154

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Field Goal Stats include 2-9 3pt shooting

Miss Myers was one of the best skilled offensive players to ever play for Danbury High School. A sweeping jump hook shot was her specialty, but she also had a tremendously accurate jump shot as an offensive tool. Miss Myers was also a very skilled ball handler, a post player most of her career, in her senior season she was the primary press breaker. Miss Myers was also a very alert player as her career assist numbers reflect.

Miss Myers place in Laker History is as follows:

#2 Career Rebounds (876); #2 Season Scoring Average (26.79 in 1989); #2 Career Free Throws Made (322); #4 Career Scoring Leader (1368); #4 Career Field Goals Made (520); #5 Career Scoring Average (16.68 points per game); #5 Career Free Throw Percentage (.615); #6 Career Field Goal Percentage (.468) and #10 Career Assist (154).

Her senior season scoring average of 26.8 points per game gave proof of her pure offensive ability. Her career spanned the years of 1986 through 1988, during which Danbury was not part of a League. During her senior season she led the Lakers to the first Toledo Area Athletic Conference girls basketball title. Miss Myers also played against USA Today Top Ten Queens Christ the King of New York City. She played them as a freshman and as a senior.

Miss Myers played her college basketball at Tiffin University.

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