(KB - 04/06/06)   In Erin Knight's freshman season her high school team went
30-2 and won the FHSAA Class 2A state championship.     A sixth man on that
team,  Erin's sophomore season should bring a starting job on a team
that returns four D1 starters and is favored to win the state
championship for a second time.

Prior to that, Erin was a pivotal player on an AAU team that
won four consecutive AAU state championships.

Quite simply, Erin is a winner.

You can see it in her steely grey eyes and unflappable
demeanor.     Never demonstrative in victory or defeat, Erin
walks on the court with the cool assurance of a "Been there,
done that" player.

When the offense is clicking, Erin is swishing shots from
beyond the arc--daggers--two, three, five in a row.   Shooting
off one foot, squared up, open, defended--it doesn't matter.
When Erin is hot, facials ensue.     She has left more than one
coach grumbling "Where did that little blonde chick come from!"

No longer little (but still a blonde chick), Erin has grown to be
a respectable 5'7" and may have an inch or two more to grow.
She maintains the court savvy that small guards have to learn in
order to beat trapping defenses.   But now she can see over them.

Erin is capable of playing point guard but strongly prefers to
play shooting guard.   It fits her personality and style better.
As we said before, her modus operandi is her jumpshot, but
Erin can finish with either hand in transition.    Erin gets her
points in bursts. She is truly a microwave.

With the Comets Fusion 15U, Erin is re-united with her long-
time AAU coaches Kim Bivins and Faye Robinson.    Erin will
be an integral part of the team's quest for a fifth Florida
state championship.

We wouldn't expect anything less.