BOSTON – Former Kennett High basketball standout Kristen Roberts was recently inducted into the Simmons Athletics Hall of Fame during the annual "Evening of Champions" hosted by the Simmons College Department of Athletics May 8. The event gathers student athletes and other members of the Simmons community to be honored for exceptional contributions to the College and athletic and academic achievements.
Roberts, a member of the class of 2001, made an impact as soon as she joined the Simmons Basketball team in 1997 as a freshman. A four-year starter and two-year captain, Roberts played in 75 games during her Simmons career and amassed 753 points, placing her eighth on the program's all-time points list. She averaged 10 points per game during her career and is fourth on the Sharks all-time career rebounds list with 460 rebounds to her credit. Roberts is second on the list for all-time points scored in a single game; she scored 33 points in a 2000 game against Curry College. In addition, she holds the Simmons record for most free throws in a single game.
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