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She made at least 39 3-pointers in every season and knocked down 55 from behind the arc in 2020-21. I also like the fact she always plays on balance and has deep range."įrederick made 192 3-pointers at Valpo placing her fifth all-time in program history. "Her basketball IQ and ability to score the basketball make her very hard to defend however, her best attribute is her knack for making everyone around her better as she led the MVC in assists per game the past two seasons. "We are so thrilled to have an experienced point guard like Shay join our Butler family," Parkinson stated. Frederick led the Valley in assists in consecutive seasons and was the first Valpo player to earn All-MVC accolades multiple times since 2005-06. A two-time First Team All-MVC selection, Frederick played in 116 games at Valpo and capped of her senior season averaging 11.9 points, 4.8 assists, and 3.6 rebounds per contest. During her four-year career as a Beacon, Frederick posted 1,264 points, 493 assists and 164 steals.įrederick was a three-year starter at Valpo that ended her time on campus ranked second all-time in assists (493) and eighth in scoring (1,264). 5-7 point guard Shay Frederick will join the Bulldogs for the 2022-23 season as a graduate transfer from Valparaiso.
Story Links INDIANAPOLIS – Butler women's basketball head coach Austin Parkinson added a talented floor general to the program this week.
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