Seattle Pacific University Athletics

SPU: Four-year letterwinner. ... SPU Most Improved in 2016-17.

Senior (2018-19): Played in 26 of the 27 games, with 20 starts, averaging 20.7 minutes per game. ... Averaged single-season career bests of 7.0 points and 4.3 rebounds. ... Recorded single-season bests of 182 points and 112 rebounds, the latter of which was the first time of her career in triple digits. ... Her 100th rebound of the season, along with the 400th point of her career, both came in Seattle against Alaska Anchorage on Feb. 21. ... Set career scoring highs in two straight games: 17 points against Western Oregon on Dec. 1, and 18 at Cal State Los Angeles on Dec. 17. ... Pulled down a career-high 8 rebounds against Simon Fraser on Jan. 19. ... Gave out a career-high 5 assists against Montana State Billings on Jan. 31.

Junior (2017-18): Played in 27 of the 31 games, totaling 255 minutes, all in a reserve role. ... Averaged 4.9 points and a single-season best 1.9 rebounds per game. ... Had a career-high 3 blocked shots in an 86-54 victory against Alaska Fairbanks on Jan. 18. ... In that same game, tied career high with two steals. ... Shot .500 or better from the field in 14 games. ... Her 12 blocked shots were the second-most on the team. ... Established single-season career bests for points (131) and rebounds (50), along with the 12 blocks.

Sophomore (2016-17): Played in 20 games, all in a reserve role. ... Scored a career-high 15 points at home vs. Concordia-Portland on Feb. 23. ... Grabbed a career-high 7 rebounds at Alaska Fairbanks on Feb. 16. ... Also set career highs for assists (2 at Alaska Anchorage on Feb. 18) and steals (2 vs. Evergreen State on Nov. 22). ... Posted her first double-digit scoring game with a then-career high 14 points at Alaska Fairbanks on Feb. 16. ... Had single-season bests across every statistical category. ... Scored her 100th career point to help SPU beat Northwest Nazarene in the first round of the GNAC Tournament, 71-60, on March 2. ... Among those with regular playing time, had the team's second-highest field goal percentage of .512 (43 of 84). ... Also established herself as a steady free throw shooter, hitting .800 (16 of 20). ... Hit all four of her 3-point shots for the season.

Freshman (2015-16): Played in 6 games, all in a reserve role. ... First career basket and rebound came on Jan. 21 at Alaska Anchorage.
 
Personal:  Caroline Jennifer Rataushk. … Born Aug. 3, 1997. … Applied human biology major, with an eye toward physical therapy.
                    
Lake Washington High School: All-Kingco Conference 2^nd team in 2014-15, averaging 12.0 points and 9.5 rebounds … All-Kingco honorable mention in 2013-14. … Led Kingco 3A in block shots in 2013-14 (3.5) and ranked No. 2 in Kingco 3A rebounding (8.8) that same year. and Bob Schiller Student-Athlete Award. …   
 
Fun facts about Carly: Has been playing basketball “since I can remember.” … Also has played softball. … Other than basketball, favorite sport to watch is baseball. … Dumbest movies she has ever seen are “Spiderman” and “The Mask.” … Books she just couldn’t put down are those from the “I Am Four” series. … Favorite junk food is French fries. … Favorite healthy food is carrots or apples. … Favorite TV programs are “Bones” and “Criminal Minds.” … Favorite sports team is the Seattle Seahawks. … Favorite athletes are U.S. soccer players Carli Lloyd and Alex Morgan. … If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be her grandpa on her mom’s side “because he has always been there for me and comes to all of my games and is proud of me, no matter what.” She would serve ribs and roasted potatoes. … If she could be any action hero or heroine, would be Invisible Woman “because it would be really funny to park people while I’m invisible.” … Her friends call her Carly, Carls, or Car. … In 10 years, wants to be working in physical therapy and hopes still to be playing “some form of basketball.” … Would love to become a certified scuba diver and go diving in different locations around the world.
 

STATISTICS
Year  GP    FG   Pct    3-pt   Pct    FT     Pct.   Reb   Avg   PF  Ast  TO  Blk  Stl  Pts  Avg 
15-16  6   1-5   .200   0-0   .000    0-0    .000     1   0.2    0   0    1    1   0    1   0.3
16-17 20  43-84  .512   4-4  1.000   16-20   .800    32   1.6   21   6    8    5   4  106   5.3
17-18 27  56-119 .471   0-0   .000   19-23   .826    50   1.9   36   7   26   12   5  131   4.9
18-19 26  75-172 .436   1-6   .167   31-45   .689   112   4.3   26  19   31   15  13  182   7.0
TOTL  79 175-380 .461   5-10  .500   66-88   .750   195   2.5   83  32   66   33  22  420   5.3