Seattle Pacific University Athletics

SPU: Three-year letterwinner, five years with the program. ... Medical redshirt in 2014-15. ... Redshirt in 2013-14. ... GNAC All-Academic in 2017 and 2018. ... One year of eligibility remaining due to medical redshirt in 2014-15, but chose to graduate in 2018.

Junior (2017-18): Played in 30 games with 29 starts, totaling 670 minutes, third-most on the team. ... For second straight year, led Falcons in field goal shooting, hitting 51.3 percent (101 of 107). ... Posted career-best averages of 8.5 points and 7.2 rebounds, and her 217 rebounds was top on the team, the only player to top 200, and more than doubling her previous single-season best of 100 from 2016-17. ... Also established single-season bests for points (254), assists (61) blocked shots (10) and steals (53). ... Opened the season with a double-double of 13 points and a career-high 16 rebounds in a 69-49 rout of Humboldt State. ... Pulled down a career-high 17 boards in a 59-57 loss at Concordia-Portland on Nov. 30, part of another double-double that included career high-tying 14 points. ... Had three double-doubles for the season. ... Dished a career-high 6 assists in a 74-65 victory at No. 9-ranked Alaska Anchorage in the semifinals of the GNAC Tournament on March 2. ... Came up with at least one steals and one assist in 27 of her 30 games.

Sophomore (2016-17): Played in 20 games, all in a reserve role, missing all of February with an injury ... Scored in 17 of the 20 games, and grabbed at least one rebound in 19 games. ... Had three double-digit rebounding games, with a career-high 10 at home against Central Washington on Dec. 29, topped by a 12-board performance at Simon Fraser on Jan. 12. Followed with 10 more just two nights later at Western Washington. ... In between, pumped in a career-high 14 points at home against Montana State Billings on Jan. 5. ... Finished the season with an even 100 rebounds. ... Was SPU's most deadly shooter from the field, hitting 57.3 percent (47 of 82). ... Also showed her ability to bring the ball up the court and hit teammates with some nifty passes, leading to easy baskets. ... Tied for 2nd on the team in blocked shots with 8. ... Moved past the career 100-point mark at home against Concordia Irvine on Dec. 16, and hit the career 100-rebound mark at home vs. Saint Martin's on Jan. 3.

Freshman (2015-16): Played in 18 of the 27 games, all in a reserve role. ... One of the team's steadiest shooters, hitting a team-high .449 from the field and also hitting .824 at the free throw line, where she drained 14 of 17 opportunities. ... Came up big against eventual national runner-up Alaska Anchorage with a career-high 13 points and career high-tying 8 rebounds on Feb. 20 in Seattle. ... Also had a double-digit scoring performance of 10 points and a career-high 2 steals on Feb. 2 against Saint Martin's in Seattle. ... Scored or grabbed a rebound -- usually both -- in all but one of her 18 games.

2014-15: Suffered a season-ending knee injury just 24 seconds into her first college game, an exhibition contest against the University of Puget Sound on Nov. 7. Applied for and was granted a medical redshirt.

Personal: Julia Nicole Haining. … Born Feb. 14, 1995. … Accounting / Business major.

Inglemoor High School: Averaged 7 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists as a senior in 2012-13, helping the Vikings go 22-4 overall and win the school’s first-ever Kingco Conference title. … Helped the team finish 6^th in the 2013 Class 4A state tournament.

Fun facts about Julia: Also has played soccer and volleyball. … Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Twlight.” … Books she just couldn’t put down were “Harry Potter.” … If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Emma Watson because “she is so amazing and smart, and it would just be awesome to meet her. She could teach me so much about anything.” … If she could be any action hero or heroine, she would be a Dr. Who companion. … Her friends call her Jules or Jewls, or her soccer nickname, Rojo. … Favorite sports team is Duke men’s basketball.


STATISTICS
Year  GP    FG   Pct    3-pt   Pct    FT     Pct.   Reb   Avg   PF  Ast  TO  Blk  Stl  Pts  Avg 
15-16 18  22-49  .449   0-1   .000   14-17   .824    42   2.3   21   5   17    2   7   58   3.2
16-17 20  47-82  .573   0-0   .000   13-20   .650   100   5.0   32  24   18    8  29  107   5.4
17-18 30 101-197 .513   0-0   .000   52-75   .693   217   7.2   79  61   54   10  53  254   8.5
TOTL  68 170-328 .518   0-1   .000   79-112  .705   359   5.3  132  90   89   20  89  419   6.2