ALLYSON
ALHADEFF
Forward
5-11
Junior
Chino, CA
Chino HS
THIS SEASON: A solid rebounder and inside presence, Alhadeff returns
for her third season after serving as a key reserve for the Titans last
year • 2000-01: Appeared in 28 games for the Titans, starting three
• averaged 2.7 ppg and 2.3 apg while shooting .379 from the floor (4th
on the team) • scored a season-high six points on four different occasions
and notched a season-high five rebounds twice • had a season-high three
assists three times • picked things up in Big West play, averaging
3.4 ppg and shooting .405 from the field as well as .765 from the free throw
line • scored in all but six games • played 20 or more minutes
in seven games • 1999-00: Appeared in 23 games and started 11 for the
Titans • averaged 3.4 points and 3.0 rebounds • scored a season-high
10 points against San Diego on Jan. 7 • had the second-highest free
throw percentage on the team (.708) as she made 17-of-24 from the line •
was a physical presence on the inside for the Titans, racking up 71 fouls
on the season.
CHINO HS: A four-year varsity player at Chino HS • was a two-time
first-team All-Baseline League selection and All-Inland Valley and All-San
Bernardino County pick • selected to all-tournament teams at the Sheldon
Invitational and Santana Christmas Classic • was her team's MVP
• averaged 17 points, five rebounds and five assists her senior year
• a member of the National Honor Society throughout her prep career,
she is a California State Federation Lifetime member and a member of the
Junior Honor Guard • boasted a 4.43 GPA (on a scale of 4.0) and
was nominated for the CIF Student-Athlete of the Year • also named
the Baseline League's Outstanding Senior.
PERSONAL: Born on December 11, 1980, in Fullerton • parents
are Dave and Angie • has a younger brother, Andrew, and a younger sister,
Alexis • is a secondary education major who aspires to teach at
the middle school level and coach basketball • likes to play pool
• enjoys Mexican food • says her high school coach,
Joe Murillo, had the most influence on her career, teaching her "how
to succeed in life."
