Julie Aderhold Class: Senior Hometown: Etowah TN High School: McMinn Central HS Height: 5-11 Position: F/G Experience: 3 VL

In 2002-03 (Junior): Played in 19 games, starting 13...missed 10 games due to irregular heartbeat...led team in three-point percentage (37.7)...led team in field goal percentage (42.3)...third on team in points average (8.0 ppg)...second on team in three-point field goals made with 26...despite missing 10 games, Aderhold still ranked fifth on the minutes chart, averaging 24.9 minutes per game...scored double-digit points in three six games...averaged 2.4 rebounds per game...dished our four assists at North Carolina (2-16-03).

In 2001-02: Led team in free throw percentage with .833 (40-48)...scored a career-high 16 points against South Carolina...scored 12 points vs. Florida State (12-30-01), Charleston Southern (12-20-01), and at Massachusetts (11-25-01) ...played in all 29 games, starting in 15...fourth on the team in points (188)...connected on 26 three pointers, good for third place on the team...grabbed 33 offensive rebounds, placing her fourth on the team in that category...had seven rebounds in three contests ...second on team in three point field goal attempts (80)...scored in doubles figures in eight games...averaged 6.5 ppg...averaged 6.1 ppg. against ACC contests...averaged 25.4 minutes per contest...tied for fifth on the Clemson career list for most three-point field goals made with 56.

In 2000-01: Sixth leading scorer on the team with a 5.5 ppg. average...started three games...averaged 18.2 minutes per game...hit 58-138 from the field for a .420 figure....30-75 from the three point line for a .400 pct...hit 25-32 from the free throw line for a .781 figure...averaged 2.9 rpg....had 33 offensive rebounds...had 23 assists and 12 steals...played in all 31 games as a freshman.

In High School: Three-year district MVP...four-year all tri-state...four-year Tennessee Sports Writer All-State...four-year Associated Press All-State...four-year all-east Tennessee Team...Player of the Year in East Tennessee in 1998-99...three-year Chattanooga Free-Press All-Star squad...two-year Chattanooga Times Best of the Preps first team...four-year district all-tournament team...four-year state all-tournament team...2000 Tennessee Miss Basketball... Nike All-American Camp...Adidas All-American game...Street and Smith Honoable Mention All-American...Wendy's Heisman State Finalist....McMinn Central Best All-Around Girl...Miss Central High School...helped lead her team to four straight state tournament appearances...four-year record of 112-28 during her career...holds school scoring record with 2,366 career points....scored 578 points her senior year...averaged 16.0 ppg. and 7.0 rpg. her senior season...had a 50% field goal pct. and hit 91.2 pct. of her free throws

Coach Davis on Aderhold: "Julie is fundamentally sound in every phase of the game. Her knowledge and understanding of basketball helps her in leading her teammates on the floor. I believe she is one of the best three point shooters in college women's basketball."

Why Clemson? "I came to Clemson because of the family type atmosphere. The coaching staff, fans, and teachers played a vital role in my decision to come to Clemson. Academics have always come first in my life over athletics, and one thing that impressed me about Clemson was its high standard held for student-athletes. Becoming part of the Clemson family was very important to me."