Jenny Nett (1997-2002) of Wofford was named the Southern Conference women’s basketball Player of the Year in 2001-02, highlighting a collegiate career in which she was a four-time all-conference performer and the Terriers’ all-time leading scorer.
A 2007 inductee into the Wofford Athletics Hall of Fame, Nett tallied 1,896 points in four seasons, including a stellar senior year in which she averaged a league-best 21.1 points per game – the 10th-best total in SoCon history and the highest average in the past 13 seasons. She helped the Terriers improve from just one league win in her freshman year to a narrow overtime defeat in the semifinals of the SoCon Tournament to the eventual champions as a senior.
Nett was selected to the All-SoCon team in each of her four seasons with the Terriers, and she was a four-time league player of the week honoree. The Louisville, Ky., native was a first-team Academic All-America selection, and she graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a double major in English and business economics.
The following Wofford student-athletes join Nett on the Southern Conference’s 25th Anniversary Teams:
Andrea Duke (2001; ’03-04), Volleyball – 2003 all-SoCon; Wofford’s Division I career leader in kills, attacks, aces and points
Wendy Rohr (2001-04), Tennis – Three-time All-SoCon; Terriers’ first ITA regionally-ranked player in Division I
Lauren Bosshardt (2004-present), Cross Country – Two-time Academic All-District; ran in NCAA Southeast meet
Crystal Belcher (2004-07), Outdoor Track & Field – 2006 SoCon shot put champion; Arthur Ashe Sport Scholar
Erin Wells (2005-present), Golf – 2007 all-conference; first Wofford golfer to win an individual tournament title
Brigid Meadow (1994-97), Soccer – First-team All-SoCon in 1997; second in Wofford history for assists and points