Year	G	QT	FGM	FGA	FG%	FTM	FTA	FT%	PTS	AVG	Off Reb	Def Reb	Total Reb	Assist
1994	21	84	119	304	.391	50	65	.769	295	14.0	58	113	171	52
1995	21	84	142	330	.430	37	64	.578	336	16.0	67	105	171	75
1996	13	52	69	185	.373	18	26	.692	160	12.3	36	70	106	46
1997	21	82	128	305	.420	24	42	.571	281	13.4	54	85	139	59
Career	76	302	458	1124	.407	129	197	.655	1072	14.1	215	373	588	232

Miss Turinsky was one of the smartest basketball players to have played for Danbury.

Her quick thinking and court awareness allowed her to play the game at a high level. Miss Turinsky was a solid, steady force for the Lakers during her career.

Her mainstay on offense was her near flawless jump shot, her shot mechanics allowed her to shoot near 40% in each of her four seasons.

Miss Turinsky should also be remembered as a hard worker and a dedicated player, who truely loved the game of basketball. In the summer of 1995, Miss Turinsky suffered a severe tear to her ACL and had surgery in August. Yet with her desire and solid work ethic, she was able to return during the first week of January 1996 and play in 13 regular season games.

Miss Turinsky joined the Laker thousand point club, scoring her one thousandth point during her senior season.

Miss Turinsky established a new benchmark for freshmen season scoring with a 14.0 points per game average.

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