THE OFFICIAL SITE OF BUENA VISTA UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS

About Sidney: Is the daughter of Jeffrey and Diane...has four sisters, Taylor, Brooke, Bailey and Payton...her sister, Taylor competes in track and field at Central College.

High School Highlights: Was a four-year letterwinner in basketball for the Panthers and was a First Team All-Conference selection her sophomore thru senior seasons.  She was an All-Region performer from 2011-13 and was selected to play in the IGCA Senior Girls Basketball All-Star Game as a senior.  She was an INS Player of the Week for Class 2A in December of 2011.  She graduates as the school''s career record holder in games played and careet three-point buckets.  She was a member of a conference championship team all four years.

In addition to basketball, she was also a four-time letterwinner in track and field where she was a state qualifier each year.  In 2011 and 2012, she competed at the Drake Relays and is part of a school record 4x400 relay team, set in 2012.  She also lettered four years in cheerleading and was part of a runner-up Co-Ed Drill Team at State in 2011.

Aside from athletics, Sidney received academic honors each year.

College Highlights:

2015-16: Appeared in all 27 games and started 1 of them this season. Her 19.4 minutes per game was 6^th and her 8.9 points per game was 4^th. Her 67 made three pointers on the season was tops on the team. At North Central on Nov. 20^th she played 24 minutes and scored a season high 20 points and added 2 rebounds.

2014-15: Played in all 25 games, including nine starts, and ranked fifth on the team in scoring at 8.6ppg.  Her 55 three-point baskets ranked second on the team while her .318 percentage was second.  She turned in a pair of 20-point performances, including the season opener against Martin Luther where she tallied 21 points and made three three-pointers.  Midway through the year, she registered a season-best 22 points vs. Olivet Nazarene, including a career-best six three-point buckets.

2013-14: She played in 25 games off the bench during her freshman campaign.  She did most of her damage from long range throughout the season, connecting on a team-high 41.4 percent of her attempts (29-of-70).  That mark was also third-best in the IIAC and was the school''s second-best single-season percentage of all-time.  For the year, she averaged 5.8 points per contest and scored the game-winning three-point bucket as time expired against Wartburg on February 1 to keep the team''s conference tournament hopes alive.