2016-17 Women's Basketball Roster
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Delicia Washington
- Height:
- 5-10
- Class:
- Freshman
- High School:
- Baker County
- Hometown:
- Macclenny, FL
Bio
Major: African American Studies
Name Pronunciation: duh-LEE-shuh
OF NOTE
JUST FOR FUN
CAREER AWARDS
CAREER STATS NOTES
CAREER NOTES
SOPHOMORE YEAR (2017-18)
2017-18 STATS NOTES
FRESHMAN YEAR (2016-17)
2016-17 SEASON AWARDS
2016-17 STATS NOTES
HIGH SCHOOL
Name Pronunciation: duh-LEE-shuh
OF NOTE
- Voted by the Southeastern Conference coaches as the 2017 SEC Co-Freshman of the Year – first Gator in program history
- Took courses and trained on campus beginning with the Summer B session (began June 27, 2016)
JUST FOR FUN
- Has a self-proclaimed ‘shopping addition’ – she owns 60-plus pairs of shoes (Nike/Jordans)
- Won a softball state championship with Baker County High School (played shortstop)
CAREER AWARDS
- SEC Winter Academic Honor Roll (2018)
- Savannah Invitational All-Tournament Team (Nov. 2017)
- 2017 SEC Co-Freshman of the Year (first Gator in program history to earn the award)
- 2017 SEC All-Freshman Team
- SEC Freshman of the Week (awarded Nov. 22, 2016 and Feb. 14, 2017)
CAREER STATS NOTES
- Played in 60 of a possible 61 games
- Started 59 games
- Scored in every game of career (59) but one
- Scored in 49 consecutive games (ACTIVE)
- 36 double-figure scoring games
- 6 double-doubles
- 1 triple-double
- UF’s leading scorer in 6 games
- UF’s rebounder leader in 14 games
- UF’s assists leader in 17 games
- Consecutive made free throws: 11 (ACTIVE entering 2018-19)
- 3-point-play (traditional) free throws: 7-13
- 20-PT Scoring Games (20-29 pts): 4
- 30-PT Scoring Games (30-39 pts): 1
CAREER NOTES
- TRIPLE-double vs. Savannah State, Nov. 23, 2017 (12pts,12reb,10ast) – third one in program history
- Fifth Gator freshman to score at least 30 points in a game (31 vs. Indiana, Dec. 20, 2016) - Merlakia Jones, who became UF’s all-time leading scorer by the end of her career, was the last Gator rookie to top the mark, doing so with 34 points on January 4, 1992
- In addition to Jones, Washington joined Quientella Bonner, Tammy Jackson (3 times) and Hollis Hindes as the only other Gator freshmen to score 30 in a game; marked 33rd time a Gator scored 30-plus points in a game
- First true freshman to start a season-opener since 2012-13 season
SOPHOMORE YEAR (2017-18)
- Played in 29 of 30 games; started 29
- Missed first game of career - vs. Tennessee (Feb. 22) after ankle sprain vs. TAMU the previous game
- had started 49 straight before being sidelined
- UF leader for assists (104, 3.6 pg), defensive rebounds (187, 6.4 pg) … ranked on team No. 2 total rebounding (252, 8.7 pg), No. 2 for steals, No. 2 FG attempts, No. 3 made free throws, No. 3 attempted free throws, No. 4 scoring (295, 10.2 ppg)
- Among SEC players (All Games) ranked: No. 6 rebounding (top guard rebound), No. 11 assists, No. 4 defensive rebounds
- Among SEC players (SEC Games) ranked: No. 7 rebounding, No. 9 assists, No. 13 assist-turnover ratio, No. 5 defensive rebounding
- Needed just 17 games to dish more than 51 assists and pass her entire total of last season in 31 games
- Her 3-pointer at Oklahoma (game 8) was her 11th of year, surpassing her entire total from last year in 31 games
- TRIPLE-double vs. Savannah State (12pts,12reb,10ast) - 3rd in program history; just missed another 9pts/9reb/8 ast vs. Vandy (Feb. 18)
- Named to the Savannah Invitational All-Tournament Team (Nov. 2017)
2017-18 STATS NOTES
- Played in all 29 of 30 games
- Started all 29 games she played
- Scored in 29 games
- 16 double-figure scoring games
- 10 double-figure rebounding games
- 1 double-figure assist game
- 1 triple-double
- 5 double-doubles
- UF’s leading scorer in 1 game
- UF’s rebounder leader in 11 games
- UF’s assists leader in 13 games (led team)
- Consecutive made free throws: 11 (ACTIVE)
- 3-point-play (traditional) free throws: 1-4
- 20-PT scoring games (20-29 pts): 1
FRESHMAN YEAR (2016-17)
- UF’s third-leading scorer overall and second in SEC games; ranked second for free throw attempts (94, 3.4 pg)
- Among SEC athletes (SEC games), ranked No. 19 for scoring
- Scored 31 vs. Indiana (Dec. 20) – fifth Gator freshman with at least 30 points in a game; followed that with zero pts
- Sat the first half of game vs. NCAT (Dec. 11) for violation of team culture – finished with 10 pts
- Fouled out at No. 7 Florida State in 12 minutes (4 pts, 5 rebounds)
- Eight of her 10 points in Temple win came during a crucial point late in the third quarter and into the fourth
- First true freshman to start a season-opener since the 2012-13 season
- Collegiate opener in Jacksonville was ~33 miles from home; had approximately 30 fans in stands for her
2016-17 SEASON AWARDS
- 2017 SEC Co-Freshman of the Year (first Gator in program history to earn the award)
- 2017 SEC All-Freshman Team
- SEC Freshman of the Week (awarded Nov. 22, 2016 and Feb. 14, 2017)
2016-17 STATS NOTES
- Played in all 31 games; started 30
- Scored in 30 games
- 19 double-figure scoring games
- 1 double-double
- UF’s leading scorer in 5 games
- UF’s rebounder leader in 3 games
- UF’s assists leader in 4 games
- Consecutive made free throws: 10
- 3-point-play (traditional) free throws: 6-9
- 20-PT Scoring Games (20-29 pts): 2
- 30-PT Scoring Games (30-39 pts): 1
HIGH SCHOOL
- First player from Baker County High School to play Division I Basketball
- 2015 & 2016 First Team Florida Association of Basketball Coaches (FABC) All-State, Class 5A
- Selected and competed in the 2016 Florida Senior All-Star Game
- A top-three finalist for the 2016 Class 5A Florida Dairy Farmers Miss Basketball
- 2014 All-First Coast Team
- Sophomore Year (2013-14): averaged 27.5 points – leading area scorer
- Also a very talented softball player, batting a career .447 with an on-base percentage of .526
- Evaluation on ESPN: “Apache Paschal Memorial-July 2015: Athletic off-guard flourishes in up-tempo game; active in passing lanes, converts in pressure; mid-range game creator, attacks rim with body control to rim; perimeter game development is the key to next level production. (Olson)”
WBIT: Coach Gardner, McGill and Reynolds Press Conference 3-31-25
Monday, March 31
WBIT: Coach Gardner, McGill and Reynolds Press Conference 3-30-25
Sunday, March 30
WBIT: Coach Finely, Kyle and McGill
Thursday, March 27
Florida at UNLV Presser Finley and Warren
Monday, March 24
