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SU LAB ROUNDUP '07
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First SU Lab Female to be Drafted in the WNBA
(04/09/2008) BY http://www.lsusports.net/
PALM HARBOR, Fla. -- Erica White and Quianna Chaney, two more members of the most successful class in LSU women's basketball history, were selected early in the second round of the 2008 WNBA draft on Wednesday afternoon at the Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club.
White, a 5-3 point guard from Jacksonville, Fla., was taken by the Houston Comets with the third pick of the second round and the 17th overall pick, while Chaney, a 5-11 guard from Baton Rouge, went to the Chicago Sky with the fifth pick of the round and the 19th pick overall.
White averaged 7.7 points and 4.3 assists per game this past season and finished eighth in the nation and first in the Southeastern Conference in assist-turnover ratio.
"I am extremely happy," White said. "I spent the day with my family not knowing when I was going to get picked so when I got the call I was overwhelmed with emotion."
Chaney posted 14.4 points per game this past year on her way to earning first-team All-SEC honors.
"I am thrilled have been selected by Chicago,"Chaney said. "This is an exciting moment for me and my family. I am also happy about being able to keep playing with Sylvia."
Fowles was selected by the Sky with the second overall pick of the draft. This season marks the second time LSU has had three players taken in the WNBA draft. Aiysha Smith (seventh pick to Washington), DeTrina White (20th pick to Indiana) and Ke Ke Tardy (25th pick to San Antonio) were all selected during the 2003 draft.
White will begin camp with Houston and Chaney will join Fowles at Chicago'S camp on April 20.
The Comets' first exhibition game is at San Antonio on May 1. Houston opens the regular season at Detroit on May 17.
The Sky's first exhibition game takes place on April 30 at home against Seattle. Chicago's regular season opener is May 17 at Seattle.
ALUMNI NEWS
Desiree White Smith
October 18, 1963 - June 13, 2008
Smith, Desiree White, 44, of Longmont, Colorado passed away June 13, 2008 at her home. She was born October 18, 1963 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana to Tolor Edgar White, Sr. and Oranell (Smith) White. She married Leonard Smith November 16, 1990 in Marrietta, Georgia. Desiree was a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She enjoyed photography, reading, scrap booking and hiking. She loved her family and spent a lot of time with them. She also loved her God very much. Desiree is survived by her parents Tolor Edgar White, Sr. and Oranell Smith White; her loving and devoted husband, Leonard Smith of Longmont; two sons, Howard Smith and wife Brea of Longmont and Justin Smith of Longmont; one daughter, Natalie Smith of Tennessee; two brothers, Roederick White, Sr. and wife Lori of Louisiana and Tolor White, Jr. of Louisiana; one sister, Sandra Goins and husband Damon of Georgia; five nephews and nieces; Roederick, Joseph, Taylor, Laura and April; mother-in-law, Clarice Smith Niceley of Tennessee; sister-in-laws, Becky Stewart and husband, Dan of Tennessee, Pam King and husband, Ray of Florida; one god child, Taylor Goins; and numerous other relatives and friends. Special thanks to Dr. Mark Barnett and staff of Longmont Hospital and Dr. Maris and staff of St. Luke's, Denver.