Seattle Pacific University Athletics

SPU: Four-year letterwinner. ... Three-time GNAC All-Academic (2016, '17, and '18). ... SPU co-captain as a senior in 2017-18.

Senior (2017-18): Played in all 31 games, starting 29, and totaling a team-high 931 minutes, an average of 30 per game. ... Averaged a career-best 6.9 points and 2.3 rebounds, with single-season bests in every major statistical category: 215 points 72 rebounds, 6 blocked shots, 38 steals, and a team-leading 91 assists. ... Scored a career-high 16 points in a 78-52 win against Biola on Nov. 22, then topped that 10 days later with 17 in an 87-52 victory at Western Oregon on Dec. 2. At WOU, Lee tallied 15 of those on 5-of-9 shooting from behind the 3-point arc. ... Grabbed a career-high 7 rebounds in an 80-69 win at No. 16-ranked Azusa Pacific on Nov. 17. ... Made 47 shots from downtown, the second straight year she has led the team in that category.

Junior (2016-17): Played in all 30 games, all in a reserve role. ... Set career highs of 12 points and 5 steals in a close 71-62 loss to Alaska Anchorage in Seattle on Jan. 19. ... Dished a career-high 6 assists an a 75-49 rout of Azusa Pacific on Nov. 19. ... Was one of SPU's top shooters from the field, both overall (.467 on 57 of 122) and from 3-point range (.379 on 33 of 87). Both were single-season career bests. ... Other single-season bests were 49 assists, 20 steals, and 150 points. ... Led the team with 33 makes from downtown. 

Sophomore (2015-16): Played all 27 games in a reserve role. ... Logged her first double-digit scoring game when she tallied 10 points in the season finale at Western Oregon. ... Collected a career-high four rebounds at Alaska Fairbanks on Jan. 23. ... Came up with a career-best two steals on Feb. 11 at Western Washington. ... Handed out a career-high 3 assists at Alaska Anchorage on Feb. 20, subsequently matching that in two other games. ... Contributed points and / or rebounds and / or assists in 23 of her 27 games. ... Her 26 makes from 3-point range ranked No. 2 on the team.

Freshman (2014-15): Played in 12 games totaling 48 minutes, all off the bench. ... Scored a career-high 5 points in 82-46 victory vs. Holy Names on Dec. 18 in Las Vegas Challenge.

Personal:  Lindsay Joy Lee. … Born July 5, 1995. … Health & Fitness Education major.
 
Lewis & Clark High School: Was part of the Tigers team that won the Washington Class 4A state title in 2011. … As a senior, earned All-Greater Spokane League honorable mention and served as a team captain. … Earned MVP awards in a pair of summer tournaments.
 
Fun facts about Lindsay:  Has been playing basketball since 2nd grade. ... If not playing basketball, would be playing tennis "so I can continue to defeat my parents." … Favorite basketball moment was winning the state championship my freshman year of high school. ... Favorite sport to watch other than basketball is volleyball. ... Favorite junk food is ice cream. … Favorite healthy food is pineapple. … Favorite TV program is “The Bachelor.” ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, she would be Robin "so I do not have to deal with all the attention, but get to hang out with Batman and get the perks of having a famous friend..” … Her friends call her Linds. … Favorite athlete is SPU teammate Courtney Hollander. … Favorite pro or college team is Gonzaga. … If she could invite anyone to dinner, would invite her family "and then my mom could cook for us." ... Her dream job is to be Tinkerbell and fly over the castle at Disneyland.  ... In 10 years, plans to be coaching.


STATISTICS
Year  GP    FG   Pct    3-pt   Pct    FT     Pct.   Reb   Avg   PF  Ast  TO  Blk  Stl  Pts  Avg 
14-15 12   4-10  .400   1-4   .250    2-2   1.000     3   0.3    1   2    2   0    1   11   0.9
15-16 27  38-99  .384  26-73  .356    5-10   .500    32   1.2   20  30   26   5   11  107   4.0
16-17 30  57-122 .467  33-87  .379    3-4    .750    26   0.9   44  49   30   2   20  150   5.0
17-18 31  79-204 .387  47-147 .320    9-13   .692    72   2.3   45  91   51   6   38  214   6.9  
TOTL 100 178-435 .409 107-311 .344   19-29   .655   133   1.3  110 172  109  13   70  482   4.8