MONTGOMERY, Ala.—Auburn University at Montgomery has taken their place among one of the NAIA’s best women’s basketball programs, and it has taken a lot of good players to do that.  On Saturday afternoon, another one of those players scored her 1,000th career point to take her place among those players.

Senior Brittany Moore became only the 12th player in AUM Lady Senator Basketball history to record 1,000 points when she scored her sixth and seventh point in a game at Shorter College.

Moore will conclude her career at the end of the season not only among the AUM best in scoring, but in several other categories as well.  She is already among the top-10 in assists, steals, three-point field goals, three-point field goal percentage, and free-throw percentage and will be among the top-10 in games played.

 

She has been a model of consistency since she arrived on campus in 2004 working her way into the starting line-up during her freshman season and has since started in 111 of the 114 games she has played in and that includes every game the past three seasons.

 

With her outside shooting abilities, Moore is a natural two-guard, but she also has the talents to play the point guard position.  She has done that several times over her career and has two seasons where she has over 100 assists.

 

She has been a team player and never has that been more evident than this season.  AUM has lost three players to injuries over the course of the year and one of those injuries came early in the year to the starting point guard.  Once again Moore showed no hesitation in moving over from her two guard position to run the Lady Senators offense, hurting her own individual scoring but helping the team in the long run.