Donna Schules-Morrison (2006) - FDU Hall of Fame

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Donna Schules-Morrison

Class

1993
Induction

2006
Sport(s)

Women's Basketball

Inducted: September 16, 2006

Donna Schules Morrison was a four-year starting point guard who played in all 113 games over the course of her career. She is third on the all-time list in games played and started in 95 of those games. She guided her squad to a combined 66-47 overall record, including a 44-22 record in Northeast Conference play. She ranks among the top-five in four statistical categories, including holding the program record for single-season free throw percentage after shooting .877 from the charity stripe in the 1991-92 season. She ranks fourth all-time in school history with 137 career three-pointers made and 325 assists. She also ranks among the top-10 in three other statistical categories. Her 175 career steals ranks eighth all-time. In her rookie campaign, she started 21 of 30 games as she helped to the team to the program’s first-ever NEC Championship, finishing the year with 7.2 points per game and 2.3 assists per game. Her junior year, she dished out a team-leading 81 assists, while ranking fifth in the NEC in three-point percentage (.340). That season she helped the Knights to their first-ever NEC Tournament title and a share of the regular season title, averaging 8.2 points per game and 2.8 assists per game. In her final season as a Knight she led the team to its’ first-ever outright regular season conference title, averaging 3.8 assists and 10.6 points per game in league play.

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