Oakland University Athletics

2009-10:
^ Redshirted due to NCAA transfer rules

At Georgia Southern (2008-09):
^ Played one season at Georgia Southern, seeing action in 30 games
^ Averaged 3.9 points and 2.6 rebounds per contest
^ Shot 32.1 percent from the floor, and 32.2 percent from long range.

High School:
^ Played for coach Brad Crighton at Stoney Creek High School
^ Received the award of excellence twice
^ National Honor Society member
^ Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a 3.91 GPA
^ A two-time Academic All-State selection
^ Was named the Marine Corps distinguished female athlete of the year
^ Freshman year she helped her team to a 14-7 record
^ Averaged 10 points per game and nine rebounds per game
^ Was selected all-league first team
^ Was named team defensive MVP, first team all-league, all-county, all-north and all-area as a sophomore
^ Her team went 15-6 in her junior season
^ Was selected as team MVP, first team all-league
^ Named all-county dream team
^ Received all state honors after averaging 18 points, 10 rebounds and three assists per game
^ Led her team to a 15-7 record in her senior year
^ Averaged 19.1 points, 10 rebounds and four assists per game
^ Was named team MVP
^ Selected to the all-county dream team, all-north first team, all-area first team and to the all-state fourth team
^ Set 14 school records including threes in a season and career points
^ Served as team captain for three seasons
^ Received four varsity basketball and two varsity volleyball letters
^ Played for the Pistons 15 and under club team
^ Won two state championships, the Nike Cup and finished fifth at Nationals
^ Also played for Team Michigan, a 16-17 year old team
^ Won a state championship and advanced to the Elite eight at Nationals

Personal:
^ Full Name: Brittney Alexandra Nelson
^ Birthdate: March 8th, 1990
^ Parents: David and Debbie Nelson
^ Her father played hockey at Western Michigan and mother played basketball at Wayne State
^ Siblings: One brother, Ryan, and one sister, Tara
^ Her brother, Ryan Nelson, played basketball at Kennesaw State, Arkansas-Monticello, and Valdosta State
^ Her sister, Tara, played basketball and volleyball at Coker College.

Major:
^ Mathematics with Secondary Education Concentration