Asia Boone

Asia Boone, a promising guard for the Liberty Flames, has quickly made her mark in the NCAA Women's Basketball (NCAAWB) landscape. Born in San Diego, California, Boone brought her West Coast flair to the Flames, showcasing her skills on the national stage. Standing at 68 inches, her agility and skill set have become a cornerstone for the Flames' strategy. Boone's sophomore year stats speak volumes about her impact on the court. Throughout the regular season, she amassed 337 points, securing an average of 10.5 points per game. Her prowess wasn't just limited to scoring; she also demonstrated a well-rounded game with 98 rebounds, 46 assists, and 28 steals over 32 games—all of which she started. Boone's defensive skills were highlighted by her 3 blocks, complementing her offensive contributions. Her shooting accuracy has been notable, with a .405 field goal percentage and a remarkable .369 from the three-point line. This accuracy extended to the free-throw line, where she boasted a .771 percentage. Boone's ability to maintain a true shooting percentage of .535 attests to her efficiency and effectiveness as a scoring guard. Asia Boone's contributions were not limited to the regular season; her performance in the tournament setting also stood out. In just 3 games, she scored 34 points, demonstrating her ability to perform under pressure with an impressive .464 field goal percentage and a .429 three-point percentage. Her early life in San Diego laid the foundation for her basketball career, and her transition to the Flames has been seamless. Boone's on-court contributions extend beyond her scoring; her defensive rebounds, offensive rebounds, and assists to turnover ratio underscore her versatility as a guard. Asia Boone's role on the Liberty Flames is a testament to her hard work and dedication. As she continues to develop her signature moves and playing style, Boone is poised to leave a lasting impact on the NCAAWB and the Flames.