taleesha conder

High School: Completed her impressive four-year career with 2,162 points, 852 rebounds, 324 steals and 187 blocked shots ... ranked as the 88th-best prospect in the nation by the National Roundball Journal ... led AHS to a runner-up finish in Class 3A as a senior ... tabbed as the state of Oklahoma's Female Athlete of the Year for 2004 ... was named to the Daily Oklahoman's Super Five Team ... was named a first-team All-State selection by the Tulsa World ... led Class 3A in scoring at 22.2 points per outing ... finished seventh in the state with 9.1 rebounds per game as a senior at Alva ... was third in the state with in field-goal percentage, hitting 63 percent ... also recorded 80 steals ... poured in a game-high 32 points in the OGBCA All-State Game ... was also Oklahoma's leading scorer with 15 points against Texas at the 2004 Oil Bowl ... as a junior, averaged 22.4 points per game while leading AHS to a 26-3 record and their first state title since 1924 ... scored 79 points during Alva's playoff run and 82 points in their three state tournament games ... 82-point output was the third-highest total in state history ... scored 32 points in the title game and averaged 27.3 points per game while earning State Tournament MVP honors ... averaged 20.8 points per game as a sophomore, ranking third in the state ... hit 59 percent of her shots from the field ... finished fourth in the state, averaging 7.3 rebounds per contest ... earned honorable mention all-state honors from The Daily Oklahoman ... was also a four-year letterwinner fin softball and a three-year letterwinner in track ... earned all-state honors as a pitcher while helping AHS to the state softball tournament ... holds the national record with 54 career no-hitters ... won the 2004 long jump state title.

Personal: Born May 13, 1986, in Talihina, Okla. ... she is the daughter of Terry and Tracey Conder ... has one brother, Tayler ... pursuing a degree in education ... also considered Kansas State, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Texas, Baylor, Nebraska, Colorado, Wichita State and Arkansas.

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