Kisha Ford

Kisha Ford - 5

5-11
Guard/Forward
Baltimore, Maryland
B.S. Management '97

Honorable mention all-America completed collegiate career as Georgia Tech's all-time leading scorer with 1,955 points...also holds career records for most minutes played and most field goals made while sharing record for career steals with Tiffany Martin...led team in rebounding all four seasons...ranks third in career rebounding...scored 30 points or more six times in her career, a feat matched only by Dolores Bootz and Karen Lounsbury...fourth round draft choice in 1997 by the New York Liberty of the WNBA....spent the 1997 and 1998 seasons with the Liberty before being taken by Orlando Miracle in the WNBA expansion draft 4/6/99....also played for Satila (Sweden) during 1998-99 season....waived by Orlando 7/12/99....signed as a free agent by the Miami Sol of the WNBA prior to the 2000 season....placed on injured list with a fracture of the fourth finger of the left hand 6/1/2000....activated 6/9/2000....scored 14 points in Sol's first-ever victory 6/13/2000 vs. Detroit....returned to Tech program as an assistant coach 8/23/2001....drafted by Atlanta Justice in second round of NWBL 12/22/2001 and played in selected games for team during 2002 season....waived by Miami Sol 5/16/2002.

More Kisha:

WNBA.com profile

WNBA.com video highlight package.

Named first team all-ACC for 1997, the first Tech player so honored since Ida Neal in 1989...ranked second in the ACC in scoring and placed third in rebounding as a senior...only Lady Jacket to start every game during 1996-97 season...Named ACC Player of the Week 2/17/97 after averaging 26 points and eight rebounds in victories over Florida State, Virginia and Wake Forest...also tabbed National Player of Week by Philadelphia Online for those efforts...became Lady Jackets' all-time leading scorer during 32 point outburst against Duke 1/27/97...named MVP of Georgia Tech Holiday Tournament following 35 point, 12 rebound effort against Manhattan 12/30/96...grabbed career-high 21 rebounds vs. Mercer 11/26/96...second team all-ACC selection as sophomore and junior...earned ACC all-Freshman team honors in 1993-94, a season highlighted by a career-high 41 point outing against East Tennessee State...only Lady Jacket and just fourth player in ACC history to post a triple-double (33 points, 13 rebounds, 10 assists) 2/13/95 vs. Georgia State...former Kodak all-America at Bryn Mawr High School.

At Georgia Tech GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT. 3PG-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS AVG. OFF-TOT AVG. AST. TO BLK STL PF-DQ 1993-94 27-27 939 171-398 .430 6-16 .375 89-123 .724 437 16.2 233 8.6 108 118 9 92 59-1 1994-95 28-26 919 206-463 .445 14-47 .298 95-147 .646 521 18.6 234 8.4 83 87 1 53 68-0 1995-96 27-26 963 182-449 .405 9-37 .243 75-110 .682 448 16.6 54-172 6.4 68 88 7 71 70-3 1996-97 27-27 1002 221-439 .503 7-21 .333 100-142 .704 549 20.3 81-232 8.6 76 74 15 62 77-3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAREER 109-106 3823 780-1749 .446 36-121 .298 359-522 .688 1955 17.9 871 8.0 335 367 32 278 274-7 WNBA GP-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT. 3PG-3PA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. PTS AVG. OFF-TOT AVG. AST. TO BLK STL PF-DQ 1997 New York 28-3 473 43-114 .377 3-20 .150 27-44 .614 116 4.1 28-48 1.7 25 38 5 28 56-1 1998 New York 30-0 471 60-138 .435 2-11 .182 25-40 .625 147 4.9 23-37 1.2 23 37 2 32 68 1999 Orlando 8-0 45 1-5 .200 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 4 0.5 4-6 0.8 0 6 2 2 10-0 2000 Miami 28-0 423 33-108 .306 1-4 .250 37-63 .587 104 3.7 32-62 2.2 21 62 1 32 2001 Miami 30-1 395 26-80 .325 1-11 .091 18-32 .602 71 2.4 19-65 1.8 21 5 17 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CAREER 124-4 1808 163-445 .366 7-47 .149 109-181 .602 442 3.6 106-218 1.8 90 15 111