University of Dayton Athletics

Patrice Lalor Photo Gallery

2011-2012
A co-captain, Patrice Lalor, started all 30 games this season for the Flyers...Lalor averaged 7.4 points per game, and led the team with 134 assists (4.4 apg)...She shot a career high 87 percent from the free-throw line...In Dayton’s first meeting with Saint Louis, had a season-high nine assists to go along with 14 points, and in their second meeting she had a season-high 19 points...Averaged a career high 3.4 rebounds per game...Ranks 2nd on the all-time assists list with 505 career assists...Defensively she had a huge impact on the team locking down other team’s guards while totaling 35 steals and a career-high nine blocks...Led the Flyers to three consecutive NCAA appearances, and scored 11 points in the Flyer’s first Atlantic 10 Championship title game victory...Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Championship team…only missed one game her entire career…her 130 games played fifth most all-time at UD…her career 1.62 assist/turnover ratio is a UD program record.

2010-11
Lalor played in all 33 games of her junior season, starting 32 of them and averaged better than 25 minutes a game…  She averaged close to nine points and nearly three rebounds a game...  Notched a career-high 25 points in Dayton’s 97-81 victory over Minnesota in the Minnesota Subway Classic to help the Flyers claim the title...In the same game, she set career highs in field goals made (10) and field goal attempts (17) and three-point field goals made (4)... She went on to be named to the All-Tournament team… In the 89-77 triumph over No. 25 Boston College, she hauled in six rebounds to match her career best for rebounds in a game... Also in that game she was perfect from the charity stripe going 12-12 which is a career best in free throw attempts and attempts made...She nabbed five steals in the 91-61 win over Wright State... Was presented with the Scholar Athlete award at the season ending banquet for keeping a 3.889 GPA during the fall and spring semester and a 3.717 overall... Also was named an Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Athlete for a second straight year.

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