Campbellsville University Athletics

This Season at CU: LeeAnn Grider is entering her junior season at Campbellsville.

2014-15: Grider appeared in 36 games and started 35 in which she played a staggering 1,066 minutes. The point guard racked up 216 points in the record breaking year as the Lady Tiger's made their first National Title game but landed just short as the Runners-up in the NAIA National Championship game. She tallied 191 assists averaging 5.31 per game.

2013-14: Grider made her presence felt on the defensive end in just her first season. The hard-nosed, gritty defender played in 35 games and started two. She only scored 2.2 PPG but picked up 58 steals, which was second on the team.

High School: Attended Russell County High School where she played six seasons. She averaged 16 PPG, 3 RPG, and 5 APG. Grider was selected for the 4th Region First Team and 4th Region All-Tournament Team. She led her team to the 2010-2013 16th District titles and was a semi-finalist in the 4th region tournament. Grider is part of the 2,000 Point Club at Russell County High School. Grider is the All-time leading scorer at Russell County High School. 

AAU: Grider player two seasons for the Kentucky Premier.

Personal: Majoring in math. Her parents are Terry and Deana Grider. She is part of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes on campus at CU. An interesting fact about Grider is that she can do a round-off back tuck.