* 2016-17 WBCA Good Works Team Nominee

* 2014-15 Preseason Second-Team All-SAC

* 2013-14 SAC Freshman of the Year

* 2013-14 SAC All-Freshman Team

* 2014 SAC All-Tournament Team

2016-17 (Senior): One of four players to see time in all 30 games averaging 17.8 minutes per game…Finished her career third on the program’s all-time shot blocks list with 129…Scored in double figures four times bringing her career mark to 30…Set a season-high with 14 points…Posted a season best 13 boards at Lenoir-Rhyne on Dec. 17…Became first Lady Eagle to be nominated for the WBCA Good Works Team given to "college women's basketball student-athletes who make outstanding contributions in the areas of volunteerism and civic involvement.

2015-16 (Junior): Started 14 out of 29 games while averaging 19.5 minutes, 5.8 points and 4.9 rebounds per evening…Ranked 5^th in the SAC with 39 blocked shots while averaging 1.34 rejections per night, 6^th in the league…Led the team in rebounding in 11 games while leading the team in blocks 18 times…Converted her first career three-point attempt to beat the halftime buzzer at North Greenville on Dec. 9…Scored a season-high 15 points at Brevard on Feb. 24

2014-15 (Sophomore): Preseason second team All-SAC selection… Was one of five players to participate in all 30 games with 9 starts averaging 17.9 minutes per night…Averaged 6.7 points per game and 5.0 rebounds…Ranked fourth in the SAC by averaging 1.2 blocks per game…Led the team in rebounding on nine occasions chalking up a season-high 10 board against Mars Hill on November 25…Notched five double-figure scoring nights led by a season-high 14 points against Catawba on January 31 on 6-of-8 shooting…Had three or more blocks four times including a season-high four against Tusculum on January 21 and Catawba on January 31…Played a career-high 34 minutes at Newberry on January 24

2013-14 (Freshman): Named the SAC Freshman of the Year and All-SAC Freshman Team selection…Started 27 of the 30 games she played while averaging 25 minutes per affair during her freshman year…Led the SAC with a 52.7 percent field goal percentage…Scored in double figures in 16 of 30 games including a career high 19 at Tusculum on January 22…Corralled five or more rebounds in 22 contests including a career high 14 v. Lenoir-Rhyne in the SAC semifinals on March 8…Led the squad with 183 rebounds (6.1 per game), offensive boards (66) and blocked shots (35)…Her 183 rebounds were good for 10^th best in the league while her 35 blocks were fourth highest in the league…Finished second on the team with 9.1 points per game and 109 made field goals…Had at least one shot block in 18 games including a career best five against Coker on January 18…Shot over 50 percent from the floor 20 times…Named to the All-South Atlantic Conference Tournament team scoring 24 points and 21 rebounds in two contests

High School: A Clinton, Tenn.-native, Cupples was a two sport star at Anderson County.  Cupples scored 1,630 points and grabbed 1,021 rebounds with the Mavericks.  She also added 171 blocks and 133 assists for her high school career. Cupples was a state finalist for Wendy's High School Heisman and earned all-district honors all four years of her high school career.  She was a two-time all-region pick, three-time all-district tournament selection and the MVP for her district in her senior year.  Cupples also starred for the Mavericks' volleyball program, averaging more than 240 kills a year over the course of her high school career.  She garnered all-state, all-region, all-district and all-tournament honors as a volleyball player.

Personal: The daughter of Mitch and Karen Cupples.  Her parents were both star athletes at Tennessee Tech.  Her father played basketball and her mother volleyball.  She was a member of her high school's honor society and a state finalist for the Wendy's High School Heisman.  

Head Coach Mike Mincey on Cupples: "I saw her play," Mincey said. "And what struck me was just how hard she played.  She's another local product from the Knoxville area who I believe will be successful here."