2008-09: Earned All-Academic Honors ... Started in 30 of the 31 games she played ... Named to the Big Sky All-Tournament Team ... Named to Travelers Tip-Off Tournament Team ... Named to the Loyola Marymount Ayres All-Tournament Team averaging ... Had 23 double-figure performances and posted an eight game streak ... Recorded five double-doubles during the season ... Posted a career-high 30 points against Sacramento State (2/26) and nine rebounds ... Scored 22 points against Alcorn State (11/17) and 22 points against Montana (3/13/09) in the semi-final Big Sky Tournament game ... Posted a .455 field goal percentage ... Hit 20.8 percent from the arc and 69.7 percent from the line ... Averaged 7.1 rebounds, pulling down a total of 219, the second most on the team ... Posted 20 blocked shots, the second most on the team ... Recorded 19 steals and 38 assists ... Posted a career high 14 rebounds against North Dakota State (11/29) ... Hit 78.6 percent from the field hitting 11-of-14 against Montana (3/13).

Oana Iacovita

2007-08: Competed in 23 games for the Bengals and started in three for 239 minutes of play ... Posted 79 points for ISU and made 28 field goals and five three-pointers ... Posted a .467 field goal percentage ... Recorded 18 free throws from 21 attempts for an impressive .857 percentage ... Recorded 56 rebounds, 35 of which were defensive ... Blocked five shots and committed two steals ... Recorded a career high of 11 points at home against Northern Arizona (3/1) as well as posting four rebounds and two assists ... She matched her career high of rebounds in a game with seven at home against Weber State (3/8) ... Posted team-high of two blocked shots at Weber State (2/1).

2006-07: Cracked the startling lineup three times ... Played in a total of 25 games ... Had her best game against Portland State (1/27) when she scored a season-high seven points and grabbed a season-high seven rebounds ... Stayed on the floor a season-high 20 minutes in that same game ... Twice went a perfect 4-4 from the free throw line.

High School: Iacovita joins ISU after an impressive career in the both the high school and club ranks ... Played for the Romanian junior national team, where she was a three-time MVP ... Averaged 22 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 blocks, and 3 steals for national team ... Also played with U. Terapia Cluj, where she helped lead the team to a fourth place finish in the national division ... Was also a member of the under-18 Romanian national team, and played at the FIBA European championships ... Was an honor student and a member of the Area Center of Excellence in Romanian language and computer science.

Personal: Parents are Constantin and Flavia Maria ... Will major in Computer Information System.