2008-09
Played in 28 games (8.3 minutes per game).
Stepped up and played a big role in ASU's run to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. After averaging 5.8 minutes in her first 24 games of the season, averaged 22.8 minutes in ASU's four NCAA Tournament contests.
Had a career-high three blocks vs. Hofstra (Nov. 28).
Made 67 percent of her shots, dished out three assists and grabbed two rebounds in ASU's wins vs. Washington (Feb. 26) and Washington State (Feb. 28).
Scored a career-best six points, which came on a pair of 3-point field goals in ASU's 63-41 upset of No. 9 California in Berkeley (Mar. 5).
Came through with clutch effort in ASU's 63-58 win over Florida State to help send the Sun Devils to the Sweet 16. Provided ASU with a big spark off the bench as she played a career-high 26 minutes and tied her career high in points (6) and set a new career best with six rebounds. Hit back-to-back 3-pointers over a 31-second span to cut Florida State's once nine-point lead to a single point, 46-45, with 6:12 left in the game.
Solid effort produced two points, three rebounds, three assists and two steals in 26 minutes in ASU's Trenton Regional semifinal win over Texas A&M.
2007-08
Played in 28 games.
Had season bests in points (4) and assists (4) in win vs. Gonzaga (Nov. 30).
Played a career-high 19 minutes vs. Fresno State (Dec. 17) and would duplicate that again vs. Washington State (Feb. 21). Also had a season-best four rebounds against the Cougars.
2006-07
Appeared in 11 games for the Sun Devils.
Tallied two points, two rebounds, one assist and one block in win vs. Florida Atlantic (Nov. 13).
Scored three points, grabbed four rebounds anddished out four assists while playing a career-high 15minutes in ASU's 91-46 win over Nicholls State(Nov. 15).
Played 11 minutes and recorded a career-best fiverebounds in ASU's 75-53 win over Boston (Dec. 1).
High School
A 2005 graduate of Upwey High School in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Was a four-year varsity player.
Captained the under 18 Victorian State team, which ended up being the runner-up in the under-18 Australian National Junior Classic in addition to winning gold at the Victorian Club Championships.
In 2004, was selected for the senior women's development team which went on to win the Victorian League Basketball Championship Series in which she was the top scorer in the first game with 18 points to go along with seven blocks and five assists.
In 2003, captained her under-16 club team, which won the under 16 Australian National Junior Classic and was runner-up in the VictorianClub Championships.
A member of the Nunawading Spectres club team duringhigh school.
In addition to playing for the Nunawading Specters club team, also played for the Belgrave South Red Devils club team earlier in her career and attended Upwey High School. Also coming up through that exact same path (Nunawading, Belgrave and Upwey) was WNBA player Penny Taylor.
Personal
Undecided on her major.
The daughter of Terry and Sheryl Fage of Victoria, Australia.
Her father is a retired soldier and her mother is a hospitaltheatre nurse.
Has three older sisters, Mellissa (33), Olivia (30), Monique (22) and a younger brother, Nathaniel (18).
Lists defeating her biggest rivals, the Melbourne Tigers, in the 2005 Victorian Championships as her most exciting sports experience.
Hobbies include shopping and hanging out with friends.
Born May 16, 1988, in Brisbane, Australia.
Full name is Gabrielle Madine Fage.