University of Nevada Athletics

NEVADA CAREER
JUNIOR (2023-24) -- Developed into one of Nevada's most productive players coming off the bench ... Played all 32 games for Nevada, scoring 138 points and averaging 4.3 points per game ... Had 58 rebounds, 27 steals and 22 assists ... Started the season by scoring nine points in the season opener against Sacramento State (Nov. 9) ... Was a perfect 2-for-2 from behind the arc in Nevada's overtime win against Central Arkansas (Nov. 25) ... Drained two 3-pointers en route to a season-high 11 points at Weber State (Dec. 6) ... Came up with eight points and a season-high six rebounds at Cal (Dec. 9) and registered her second double-digit game of the season with 10 points in Nevada's next game against Stanislaus State (Dec. 16) ... Dished out a career-high five assists to go with nine points off the bench in a win at Utah State (Jan. 17) ... Scored eight points while shooting 57.1 percent in Nevada's road win at Air Force (Feb. 7) ... Drained both of her 3-point attempts on Nevada's Senior Night against San Jose State (March 5) ... Scored seven points in the Mountain West Quarterfinals against No. 5 seed Colorado State (March 11). 

SOPHOMORE (2022-23) -- Doubled her scoring average from the previous season, averaging 4.3 points per game … Scored in double figures on five occasions … Played in all 31 games for Nevada with seven starts … Collected 2.4 rebounds per game to go with 25 steals … Made her first collegiate start in Nevada’s season opener at Saint Mary’s (Nov. 7) … Had three consecutive games with at least 10 points between Nov. 27-Dec. 4 … Made six consecutive starts from Dec. 3-Dec. 18 … Came up with a season-high 13 points to help Nevada to a road win over San Jose State (Jan. 26) … Had her fifth game with 10 or more points against New Mexico, scoring 11 points (Feb. 11).

FRESHMAN (2021-22) -- Played in 19 games ... Averaged 6.0 minutes a game, scoring 1.7 points a game ... Hit four 3-pointers over limited time during the regular season ... Averaged 12.0 minutes a game over the three games of the WBI (March 18-20) ... At the WBI, averaged 6.0 points and shot 70.0 percent from the field, including 57.1 percent from 3-point range.

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER -- Attended Anadarko High School in Oklahoma where she was a three-sport athlete in basketball, cross country and track & field … Had a hand in the success at Anadarko High helping her team to three consecutive conference championships from 2018-20 and an Oklahoma 4A state title in 2019 … Increased her points per game output from 9.5 points per game as a freshman, to 12.0 as a sophomore and to 15.0 as a junior … Connected on a career-high 44.8 percent from beyond the arc as a junior … Received an all-state honorable mention and was a two-time Oklahoma Vype 100 selection, a media outlet covering high school sports in Oklahoma … Captured two conference long jump titles and an Oklahoma 4A state championship in the long jump in 2018 … Played AAU for Oklahoma Unity and Texas U.

PERSONAL -- Daughter of Leslie LittleChief-Borden and Brian Borden … Has an older brother, BraeDon Skylar Borden … Majoring in Communications at Nevada … Her father Brian played college football at Northwestern Oklahoma State University … Chose Nevada because she loved the coaching staff’s dedication and desire to win and she always wanted to compete in the Mountain West Conference … Also recruited by Louisiana Tech, Kent State, Weber State, Arkansas State, Grand Canyon, Pepperdine, among others … Lists Sabrina Ionescu as her sports hero … The most memorable moment of her pre-Nevada career was winning the 2019 Oklahoma 4A State Championship … Enjoys camping, wakeboarding, hiking, riding bikes, reading and enjoying her friendships in her free time.