Elon University Athletics

2006-07:  Missed the season due to a knee injury.

2005-06:  Led the SoCon in scoring at 14.0 points per game and in rebounding with 9.1 rebounds per outing ... Also ranked among the league leaders with a 56.5 percent field goal percentage (third), 2.96 offensive rebounds per game (third), 6.18 defensive rebounds per contest (second) and 0.71 blocks each game (10th) ... Posted 10 double-doubles, including a span of six straight games with a double-double ... Netted a career-best 31 points and pulled in a career-high 16 rebounds in a victory at Western Carolina (1/2) ... Swiped a career-best five steals against Kent State (11/26) ... Scored 20+ points three times and hit double figures in that category in 23 of 28 games ... Grabbed 10+ rebounds in 12 contests ... Led the Phoenix in scoring in 19 games and in rebounding in 21 tilts ... Three-time SoCon Player of the Week ... SoCon Athlete of the Month in both November and January ... First Team All-SoCon pick by both the league’s coaches and media ... First Team All-State selection...Team MVP.

2004-05:  Notched a then-career-best game with 21 points and 10 rebounds against Wichita State (11/27) ... Blocked five shots and grabbed four steals in a contest at SoCon rival UNC Greensboro (1/5) ... Appeared in 26 games, making 16 starts ... Blocked a total of 30 shots ... Averaged 1.2 blocks per game, which is tied for fourth on Elon’s career list and is tied for 10th on the Elon season list ... Averaged 8.3 points and a team-best 5.8 rebounds per game while playing an average of 18.6 minutes ... Led the Phoenix and the Southern Conference with a 53.4 field goal percentage ... Ranked fifth in the league in blocks (1.2 per game) ... Finished among the league leaders in defensive rebounding (12th — 3.6 rebounds per game), total rebounding (13th — 5.8 rebounds per outing) and scoring (27th — 8.3 points per game).

2003-04:  Sat out the 2003-04 season due to NCAA transfer regulations ... Also underwent surgery to repair a torn ACL.

Prep Career:  Averaged 21.2 points per game in her senior campaign ... Three-time All-Beach District First Team selection ... First Colonial’s first All-State AAA First Team honoree ... Beach Player of the Year ... Selected to play in the 2003 Virginia High School Coaches Association All-Star Game ... Three-time team MVP ... Played for coach Larry Bowman at First Colonial.

Personal:  Full name is Kitara Alosia Masina McMoore ... Kitara is the daughter of Sam and Sharon McMoore and has one sister, Leilia ... Born June 10, 1985 ... Majoring in exercise/sport science.