Savannah State University Athletics

2013-14: Picking up where she left off in her sophomore year, Norman again became a key part of the Lady Tigers’ squad in her junior season, surpassing almost all of her own career-highs and setting a standard for the guard position. She played in all 33 games, starting in 22. She finished the season with a .376 field goal percentage and led the Lady Tigers from the free-throw line with a career best .724 free-throw percentage. She was second on the team in rebounds with 163, averaging 4.9 a game. Norman set a new career-high points record (22) in a win over Florida A&M in the quarterfinals of the 2014 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Championship Tournament. In the same game, she drained a career-high 10 field goals.

2012-13: Norman emerged as a leader in her sophomore year playing in 30 games for the Lady Tigers. She racked up 230 points with an average of 7.7 a game. She finished the season with a .341 field goal percentage. Norman scored a career high 21 points against Bethune-Cookman on February 25 in Daytona Beach, Fla.

2011-12: In her freshman year Norman played in 28 games for the Lady Tigers, racking up 122 points with an average of 4.4 a game. Norman scored a career high 18 points against Bethune-Cookman in a January 1 game in Savannah. She was second in field goal percentage (.420) for the Lady Tigers.

Personal: Full Name is Jasmine Nicole Norman… Born on December 20, 1992… Majoring in Biology … Graduating in fall 2015… Post college plans are to become an Pharmacist … Parents are Tanya, Carolyn (grandmother) Norman, and Brian McDaniel … Hobbies include Volunteering in the community, shopping, and going to the movies… High School coach was Kesha Walton.