Alex Stewart Class: RS Senior Hometown: Norcross, Ga. High School: Norcross Height: 5-5 Position: Guard Birthdate: 01/21/1981 Experience: 3VL

General: An All-ACC pick in 2003 and 2004 • A strong defensive player with tremendous quickness • Posted the second triple-double in school history against Charleston Southern in 2001 • Returned to the lineup in 2003 after sitting out 2002 with a foot injury. • Holds the Tech record with 121 games played in her career, stands fourth in free throw percentage (.777) and finished eighth with 184 steals in her career • Also finished with 505 assists, which is third in the Tech career annals and 17th in the ACC record books

2003-04: Was named Honorable Mention all-ACC following a stellar senior campaign in which she led the ACC with an average of 5.69 assists per game, including 5.94 per ACC contest • One of three players to start every game for the Jackets during the season • Led the team in steals (49) and posted a .768 free throw percentage • Ranked second on the team in scoring (9.0 ppg) and third in rebounding (5.3 rpg) • Scored a career-high 18 points against James Madison and again versus North Carolina, where she also had six assists, five rebounds and five steals • Pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds while scoring 15 points at Clemson; also dished out six assists in the game • Scored double figures in 12 games, and recorded 10 assists twice • Hit game-winning free throws against Princeton with no time remaining on the clock, giving Tech a one-point victory • Finished the year 27th in the ACC in scoring and 19th in rebounding • Was ninth in free throw percentage in the league, 10th in steals and sixth in assist/turnover ratio (1.42)

2002-03: Earned All-ACC honors for the first time in her career in 2003, being selected to the conference’s third team • Took over the starting point guard duties after Tech’s opening game when the Yellow Jackets lost Nina Bärlin to a torn ACL just one minute into the year • Led the team in both free throw percentage (.851) and assists per game (5.6) • Assist average was tops in the league, while the free throw percentage was also the best in the final ACC statistics • Was second in the league in assist-to-turnover ratio at 1.79 • Ranked fourth on the team with 8.6 points per contest and was second on the squad with her 60 steals on the year • Top scoring game of the year came with 17 points against St. John’s, on the strength of a school-record-tying 10-for-10 performance at the free throw line • In the Jackets’ win at Clemson, she scored 15 points, pulled down eight rebounds, dished out five assists and recorded three steals. Included in those was a pair of swipes that started a second-half run for the Jackets to put the game away • Had three double-doubles on the season after netting 12 points and pulling down 10 rebounds in Tech’s game at Wake Forest • Recorded double-digit assists against Mercer (10), Fordham (11) and Clemson (13), finishing with a double-double against the Rams and Tigers, both with 13 points.

2001-02: Suffered a foot injury in Tech’s season-opener against Kansas State, missing the remainder of the year and receiving a medical hardship.

2000-01: A team captain, was one of just two players to have seen action in all 29 games • Started five contests • Posted just the second triple-double in school history with 11 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds against Charleston Southern • The first player in ACC history to record a triple-double off the bench • Her 11 points and 11 assists were both season highs • Was fifth in the conference with a 1.27 assist/turnover ratio • Averaged 7.8 points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.7 steals per game • Led the squad with an .800 mark from the free throw line • Missed more than one free throw in a game just twice during the season • Recorded a career-high 11 rebounds against Virginia on Jan. 7 • Also tallied 13 points and five assists in the game • Scored 14 points, pulled down seven rebounds and dished four assists against Mount St. Mary’s on Nov. 25 • Tied her career high with 16 points against Wake Forest on Feb. 25 •Led Tech in assists 10 times • Scored in double digits 10 times • Had five or more assists four times.

1999-2000: Appeared in all 31 games • Ranked second on the team with 73 assists • Scored in double figures six times • Had 11 points, six assists and eight rebounds in Yellow Jackets’ overtime victory against Southern Miss in first round of WNIT • Scored eight points in her collegiate debut in Tech’s 71-51 season-opening win against Georgia State • Led Tech in scoring, rebounding and assists at North Carolina on Feb. 13 • Had 14 points, a career-high eight rebounds and six assists against the Tar Heels • Registered nine assists at Florida State on Jan. 16 • Scored 16 points in the Yellow Jackets’ 95-89 overtime win against Western Michigan • Had 12 points and six assists against Florida St. on Feb. 17.

Prep: Signed with Georgia Tech on April 7, 1999 • Honorable mention USA Today All-American • Second-team AAAA all-state choice • Helped lead the Georgia Magic AAU team to the national 18-under championship during the summer of 1999 • Led all scorers with 13 points in the Georgia-Tennessee All-Star Girls’ Basketball game • Averaged 20.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 3.8 steals per game as senior, guiding her team to a 22-6 record • Helped revive a struggling girls’ basketball program at Norcorss High • Guided her team to a 44-13 record and two state tournament berths in her last two seasons after the team finished 5-19 her freshman year and 13-14 her sophomore year • Averaged 21.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, 7.0 assists and 3.1 steals as a junior in 1998, leading her team won the region title and a 22-8 record • Two-time Gwinnett County Player of the Year by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Gwinnett Post • Ended her prep career as the second-leading scorer in Gwinnett County history with 2,035 points • Also finished second in county history with 569 career assists • Scored 43 points, which ranks as the third-best single-game total in county history • Elected Miss Norcross by her high school’s faculty and the Homecoming Queen for basketball by the student body.

Personal: Alex Stewart was born Jan. 21, 1981 • Is the daughter of Bette Davis-Smith • Majoring in international affairs • Earned Dean’s List recognition in 2001 • Recipient of the Henry and Lula Byars Scholarship for 2001-02.

Overall Career Statistics
	--FG  (Incl 3pt)--	-----3-PT FG-----	FREE   THROWS	
Year  	Gp-	Gs	Md-	Att	Pct	Md-	Att	Pct	Md-	Att	Pct	Reb-	Avg	A	To	Bl	St	Pf-	D	Min-	Avg	Pts-Avg
1999-2000	31-	0	55-	123	.447	0-	2	.000	43-	68	.631	79-	2.5	73	76	2	25	38-	0	525-	16.9	153-4.9
2000-01	29-	5	87-	203	.429	4-	27	.148	48-	60	.800	119-	4.1	90	71	0	48	54-	1	770-	26.6	226-7.8
2001-02	1-	0	1-	3	.333	0-	1	.000	2-	2	1.000	1-	1.0	5	3	0	2	1-	0	19-	19.0	4-4.0
2002-03	31-	30	80-	210	.381	5-	34	.147	103-	121	.851	174-	5.6	172	96	1	60	53-	1	1107-	35.7	268-8.6
2003-04	29-	29	86-	209	.411	15-	53	.283	73-	95	.768	155-	5.3	165	116	3	49	59-	2	995-	34.3	260-9.0
TOTALS	121-	64	309-	748	.413	24-	117	.205	269-	346	.777	528-	4.4	505	362	6	184	205-	4	3416-	28.2	911-7.5

ACC Career Statistics

	--FG  (Incl 3pt)--	-----3-PT FG-----	FREE   THROWS	
Year  	Gp-	Gs	Md-	Att	Pct	Md-	Att	Pct	Md-	Att	Pct	Reb-	Avg	A	To	Bl	St	Pf-	D	Min-	Avg	Pts-Avg
1999-2000	16-	0	24-	68	.353	0-	2	.000	24-	36	.667	41-	2.6	42	46	1	11	20-	0	291-	18.2	72-4.5
2000-01	16-	2	53-	116	.457	4-	19	.211	29-	35	.829	59-	3.7	42	36	0	21	34-	1	418-	26.1	139-8.7
2001-02	DNP
2002-03	16-	16	46-	128	.359	3-	14	.214	53-	66	.803	95-	5.9	89	48	1	33	31-	1	616-	38.5	148-9.3
2003-04	16-	16	47-	120	.392	4-	23	.174	39-	48	.813	82-	5.1	95	69	2	27	33-	1	573-	35.8	137-8.6
TOTAL	64-	34	170-	432	.394	11-	58	.190	145-	185	.784	277-	4.3	268	199	4	92	118-	3	1898-	29.7	496-7.8