Seattle Pacific University Athletics

SPU: Three-year letterwinner, four years with the program. Redshirted in 2016-17. ... All-GNAC honorable mention in 2020. ... GNAC All-Academic in 2019 and 2020.

Senior (2019-20):  Started all 28 games, the only Falcon to do so. ... Scored a career-high 29 points in an 80-67 victory against Cal State Los Angeles on Dec. 16, hitting 7 of 13 from the field, including 4 of 7 from downtown, and 11 of 12 at the foul line. ... Logged two other games in the 20s. ... Put together a streak of 31 consecutive made free throws, beginning Dec. 19 against Academy of Art and continuing through Feb. 15 at Concordia-Portland. ... Her season free throw percentage of .867 (65 of 75) tied for No. 7 on all-time single-season list. Her final career mark of .868 (125 of 144) is No. 2 on the all-time career list, trailing only the .872 (260 of 298) of Suzanna Ohlsen from 2012-15. ... Scored her 500th career point on Jan. 30 in a 64-41 win at Alaska Fairbanks. ... Collected her 200th career rebound on Feb. 27 at home against Northwest Nazarene.

Junior (2018-19): Played in 24 of the 27 games with 17 starts, averaging 21.1 minutes per game. ... Averaged 7.7 points per game and posted single-season highs across every statistical category. ... One of five Falcons to shoot 80 percent or better at the foul line, hitting 36 of 41 (.878). ... Set new career scoring highs three times: 14 points on Nov. 10 against Humboldt State, 17 on Jan. 17 against Western Washington, and 18 on Jan. 24 at Alaska Fairbanks. ... Tied her career with 5 rebounds in the season opener agianst Fresno Pacific, and matched that on Jan. 26 at Alaska Anchorage. ... In that same Fresno Pacific game, set a career high with 5 assists, tying it on Jan. 31 against Montana State Billings.

Sophomore (2017-18): Played in 29 games, all in a reserve role, averaging 11 minutes per game. ... Scored her 100th career point in the GNAC Tournament first round 85-59 victory against Simon Fraser. ... Recorded her first collegiate double-digit game with 11 points against Alaska Fairbanks on Jan. 18. ... Topped that with a career-high 13 points at Fairbanks on Feb. 17. The Falcons won both. ... Pulled down a career-high 5 rebounds agianst Biola on Nov. 22. ... In her official college debut on Nov. 10 against Humboldt State, had 8 points and 4 rebounds. Also hit 3 for 3 from the foul line in that game, part of SPU's school-record 95.8 percent (23 of 24) performance. ... Her .857 season total from the line (24 of 28) was highest on the team.

Freshman (2016-17): Redshirted.

Personal: Hailee Beth Bennett. ... Business administration major.

Glacier High School: Three-sport athlete. ... Helped the Wolfpack take 3rd place in the 2015 Class AA (large school) Montana state tournament. ... Three-time All-State 1st team selection. ... Made the 2nd team All-State volleyball team as a libero as a senior in 2015. ... Played volleyball all four years. ... Two-time All-State track in the 300-meter hurdles and on the 4x400 relay. ... Ran on the 4th-place state 4-by-4 in 2014. ... Did track for two years.

Fun facts about Hailee: If not for basketball, would play more volleyball because "I love the energy and the team aspect of it, plus I love getting crazy saves and celebrating kills." ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was "Dumb and Dumber." ... Books she just couldn't put down were from the "Mark of the Lion series, and Lone Survivor." ... Favorite junk food is Oreos. ... Favorite healthy food is vegetables with dill dip. ... Favorite TV program is "Chuck." ... Easiest subject in school is math. ... Toughest subject is history. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be her paternal grandpa, who passed away in 2015 because "I would love to see him again and play some card games with him." She would serve steak and potatoes. ... If she could be any action hero, would be Mystique because of her ability to change shape and be anyone she wants to be. ... Her friends call her Hai. ... Would love to master the guitar, ukulele, banjo, and mandolin.


STATISTICS
Year  GP    FG   Pct    3-pt   Pct    FT     Pct.   Reb   Avg   PF  Ast  TO  Blk  Stl  Pts  Avg
17-18 29  33-106 .311  15-45  .333   24-28   .857    38   1.3   41   32  40   0    11  105  3.6
18-19 24  64-172 .372  21-68  .309   36-41   .878    61   2.5   59   46  65   1    15  185  7.7
19-20 28  95-245 .388  44-115 .383   65-75   .867   107   3.8   83   60  66   2    16  299 10.7
TOTL  81 192-523 .367  80-228 .351  125-144  .868   206   2.5  183  138 171   3    42  589  7.3