Academy of Art University Athletics

Jordan Rogers continued her memorable senior season with a milestone this past week. On Jan. 5, in ART U's first game of the 2013 calendar year, Rogers buried six 3-pointers against Hawaii Pacific as part of a career-high 26 points and a new team program-record for triples made in a single game (15).

"It was exciting and a relief that we finally all came out and shot well," Rogers said. "This is what we have been waiting for and it was nice that we also broke the school record."

The senior balanced her scoring attack evenly across two halves with 13 points in each and finished 6-of-9 from deep en route to the career-high. The six 3-pointers, the final two which fended off a HPU comeback attempt, matched the record initially set by Caprice Hall in 2009 and then hit twice by Nicole DeRosier in 2010. Rogers added seven rebounds, three steals, an assist, and a blocked shot in Saturday's victory.

"I couldn't be happier with Jordan's play right now; she is really our rock in so many ways," head coach LaNay Larson said. "It's nice to see her shots falling. We have always had confidence in her shooting ability and knew that would come."