Jaymee Fisher-Davis

Career

Finished her four years as a Lady Flame ranked among Liberty's all-time leaders for three-point field goal percentage (fifth, 31.9) and three-pointers made (seventh, 131)
Set the school record for consecutive free throws made (26), spanning her freshman through junior seasons

2015-16 (Sr.)

Played in all 33 games, including the first 11 starts of her career
Paced the team with a career-high 52 three-pointers
Tallied 10 of her 13 points during the fourth quarter of a Nov. 28 matchup with California
Made five triples and led the Lady Flames with 15 points at Presbyterian (Jan. 9)
Scored a team-high and career-high 17 points at High Point on Feb. 23, while equaling her career high of five three-pointers made
Scored nine points in the Big South Championship title game against UNC Asheville (March 13) and set career highs for minutes played (40) and rebounds (8)

2014-15 (Jr.)

Appeared in all 33 games, pacing the Lady Flames with 40 three-pointers made
Made all 12 of her free throw attempts, giving her a program-record 26 straight free throws made, dating back to her freshman season
Broke the previous Liberty record of 22 consecutive free throws during the first half of the Lady Flames' Big South semifinal victory over Campbell (March 7), as part of a 10-point effort
Scored all of her eight points during the final 7:21 of the Dec. 17 contest at NC State
Tallied a team-high and season-high 13 points against Presbyterian on Jan. 5, nailing three triples
Made three triples and scored 11 points against Longwood on Jan. 13
Scored 10 points at Charleston Southern on Jan. 17, giving her back-to-back games in double figures for the first time in her career

2013-14 (So.)

Led the Lady Flames in three-point field goal percentage (.372) and ranked third on the team in three-pointers made (32)
Shot 13-of-13 from the free throw line
Came into her own during the second half of the season, beginning with a breakthrough performance during a Jan. 23 home win over Longwood
More than doubled her previous career high of seven points, finishing with 16 tallies and a career-high four triples against the Lancers
Played a season-high 24 minutes during an overtime setback at Campbell (Feb. 1), finishing with five points and a pair of assists
Scored in double figures for the second time in her career on Feb. 22, finishing with 13 points against Winthrop. She equaled her career high with four three-pointers made and fashioned a four-point play with 28.7 seconds left in the first half.
Posted 10 points against Presbyterian College in the Big South Championship quarterfinals on March 6
Made at least one three-pointer in seven straight games to finish off the season

2012-13 (Fr.)

Seven of her 10 made field goals came from three-point range
Made her collegiate debut at Duquesne (Nov. 9), tallying a rebound and a steal
Scored the first seven points of her career against Grambling State (Nov. 16), serving as her season high for scoring
Connected on two triples at UNC Asheville (Feb. 21)
Contributed five points during the regular-season finale against Charleston Southern on March 2
Included on the Big South Presidential Honor Roll

Prep

Graduated from Butler High School
Averaged 19.6 ppg, 3.6 spg, 3.4 rpg and 3.4 apg as a senior, while making 80 three-pointers and shooting 86 percent from the foul line
Named the 2011-12 Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly Girls Basketball Player of the Year
Despite only having eight players on the roster, helped her team win 17 games and reach the third round of the North Carolina Class 4A state playoffs
As a junior, she scored 15 points per game and was named team Most Valuable Offensive Player as Butler went 30-1
Butler captured the conference regular-season title and a sectional championship during her junior campaign
As a sophomore, attended East Mecklenburg High School and helped her team go 27-3
Scored 10 points per game for the conference regular-season and sectional titlists
Named Most Improved Player on the team
Played for the Charlotte Lady 76ers AAU team
Also played volleyball and softball at Butler