Furman University

Honors & Awards
2025-26 Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll
2025-26 Southern Conference All-Academic Team
2025-26 Southern Conference All-Tournament Team (2nd Team)
2025-26 Southern Conference All-Defensive Team
2025-26 All-Southern Conference Team - Coaches (1st Team)
2025-26 Southern Conference Player of the Week (Feb. 3)
2025-26 Southern Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 6)
2024-25 Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll
2024-25 Southern Conference All-Freshman Team

2025-26: Put together an superb sophomore campaign, helping lead Furman to an 18-13 campaign and 9-5, fourth place SoCon finish...the nine SoCon wins were four more than last year (5-9) and the most since Furman won 10 in 2021-22...a big part of the Paladins’ success was a 6-1 road conference record — the best SoCon road mark in program history (1984-present)...proved to be the Southern Conference’s most complete and productive player...paced the league in rebounding (9.1), field goal percentage (.547), and double-doubles (11), and ranked fourth in scoring (14.8), third in steals (2.0), and fourth in blocked shots (1.38)....was the only player in the conference to rank in the top four in all six categories...took home a bevy of honors, including All-SoCon (1st Team), SoCon All-Defensive Team, and SoCon All-Tournament (2nd Team)...was twice honored as SoCon Player of the Week: Jan. 6 and Feb. 3...recorded a number of monster games, her first being a 22-point (10x16 FGs), 17-rebound outing in a 90-89 overtime win over Georgia State...tallied a career high 31 points to go along with 10 rebounds and five assists against Mars Hill (110-36 win)...scored a team high 19 points to key Furman to a 72-70 SoCon season opening victory over East Tennessee State in Johnson City...contributed 13 points, 16 rebounds, six assists, two blocks, and three steals at Samford (70-62 win)...followed that up with a 17-point, 11-rebound performance in a 65-64 win over Wofford in Spartanburg that saw her score 11 of her points in the fourth quarter, including three consecutive baskets that rallied Furman from a 60-53 deficit to the win...registered 25 points (12x20 FGs), nine rebounds, three blocks, and a pair of steals at UNC Greensboro (63-61 win)...helped key Furman to a 64-42 dismantling of Wofford and regular season sweep of the Terriers with 16 points (8x12 FGs), 11 rebounds, three assists, two blocks, and three steals in Greenville...scored 20 points (10x14 FGs) in an 82-66 loss at Florida.

2024-25: Fashioned an solid first season with the Paladins, seeing action off the bench in all 32 games and averaging 6.1 points and 6.3 rebounds per game...ranked second on the squad in rebounding behind Jada Session...also ranked second in field goal percentage (.537) behind Kate Johnson...posted nine double figure scoring performances, paced by 14 points at Samford...had a pair of double-doubles against both Bob Jones (11/11) and Samford (13/10) at home...came up big in a 93-88 double overtime win over Wofford at BSW Arena in downtown Greenville, putting down a layup off an offensive rebound with one second to go in the first overtime to tie the game at 82-82 and force a second extra period...finished that contest with 10 points and six rebounds in 22 minutes...credited with a season high 14 rebounds against Southern Wesleyan (107-51 win) and claimed 13 caroms at East Carolina...had 11 points (5x5 FGs) and nine rebounds versus USC Upstate (81-53 win) at home...named to the SoCon Academic Honor Roll for the 2024-25 school year.

High School: 2024 graduate of Bishop Kenny (4A) High School...head coach was Will Mayer...averaged 14.2 points and 8.7 rebounds per game while shooting 63.8 percent from the field her senior year in helping lead Bishop Kenny to a 26-5 record, district and region championships, and state runner-up finish...career 1,000-point scorer...member of three district and region championship teams and two state runner-up squads during her prep tenure...two-time News4Jax and All-First Coast selection...also starred in track and swimming...member of two 2A 4x400 relay state championship teams.

Personal: Born September 30, 2005, in Jacksonville, Florida...daughter of Sandra and Joe Coyle...has three brothers — Michael, Kevin, and Patrick — and two sisters — Meg and Elie.