Cal Poly Humboldt Athletics

HUMBOLDT STATE:  In her fourth year at Humboldt State ... named a Division II Bulletin Preseason All-American ... selected as a 2009-10 co-captain.

2008-09: Honored as a first-team All-CCAA performer while starting all 32 games, averaging 15.2 points and 6.7 rebounds in 26.1 minutes ... in conference action she ranked in the top-15 in seven statistical categories including third in points (15.0) and field goal percentage (.511), fourth in blocked shots (1.6) and 10th in rebounds (6.7) ... among her teammates she led the Jacks in scoring (15.2), field goals made (187), free throws (107), free throw attempts (153), and blocked shots (50) ... she was second in offensive (74), defensive (140) and total rebounds (214) and field goal attempts (349) ... had four double-doubles (scoring and rebounding) ... scored in double figures in 27 games ... shot .536 from the field.

2007-08:  Made an appearance in all 28 games … led the team with 20 blocks … second on the squad with a .486 field-goal percentage and third with 136 rebounds … had 20 steals, 16 assists and averaged 8.1 points per game … named co-Most Improved Player.

2006-07:  Averaged 1.0 point and 1.3 rebounds per game ... Registered two blocks and dished out two assists on the year ... scored a season-high four points twice ... grabbed a season-high six rebounds against Northwest Nazarene (12/9).

HIGH SCHOOL:  Named the team Most Valuable Player her senior season ... was an All-Murrieta Valley Tournament and All-Valley Christian Tournament selection ... earned first-team All-Pioneer League honors ... led team in rebounds in the 2002-03 season ... honored as the team’s Most Outstanding Player in 2001-02.

BRITTNEY:  Majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys football, music and watching Family Guy, Frasier and Golden Girls ... the daughter of Diane Payne ... a native of Santa Clara, Calif., Ophelia Brittney Maiir Taylor, daughter was born on February 16, 1987.