2012-13
Stags Women’s Basketball 25
lead the Stags to their third consec-
utive MAAC opening day victory …
Shot 4-6 from the field that after-
noon, with a three-pointer, to finish
with 10 points … Three games, and
eight days, later she again reached double-digits, shooting 4-8 from
the floor at Siena, including a pair of three-point field goals …
Returned to the starting line-up for consecutive games versus Rider,
January 30, and at North Carolina State, February 1 … Played 24 min-
utes in the win over Rider, scoring four points and picking up five
rebounds – three on the offensive glass … Had her final seven
rebound at home versus Siena on February 21, scoring seven points
in 22 minutes of action in the game.
Freshman Year (2009-10): Saw action in 21 games over the course of
her first collegiate season, averaging 4.1 minutes per appearance …
Finished the year with 14 points and 15 rebounds … Had the best sta-
tistical game of the season at the Cyclone Classic when she scored
four and corralled six boards in 14 minutes of action against UMKC …
That outing marked the longest of the year for Vetra, who played 10 or
more minutes in three of four games from December 23 through
January 3 … Vetra converted a field goal in each of her first two colle-
giate games, making her first collegiate attempt in the season opener
at Rhode Island. In the November 18 home win over Lafayette she col-
lected her first collegiate rebound and blocked shot, to go along with
her two points … Handed out an assist in each of her next three
appearances, November 25 through December 3, playing a total of 13
minutes … Saw her first double-digit minute appearance at Albany on
December 23, collecting two rebounds and handing out a season-best
two assists … Concluded the year with seven total assists … Shot 33.3
percent from the field on the year, including a 1-1 effort in the WBI
quarterfinal contest at Appalachian State.
Before Fairfield: Averaged 11.8 points and 7.6 rebounds a game at
Fort Worth Christian in Texas … Served as a team captain her senior
season … Vetra also played for Kolibri in her native Latvia, where she
averaged 14.8 points and 7.8 caroms a contest.
Personal: Daughter of Argita and Gundars Vetra … Father played pro-
fessionally for the Minnesota Timberwolves of the NBA … Has a
younger sister … Has earned Dean’s List status in each of her six
semesters … Member of Beta Gamma Sigma and Alpha Sigma Nu
honor societies … Major is accounting.
Vetra #14
Riga, Latvia
Fort Worth Christian (Texas)
Year
GP/GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct
FG-FGA Pct
FT-FTA Pct
REB/Avg A Blk Stl
Pts/Avg
2009-10 21/0 87/4.1 5-15 .333 0-0 .000 4-6 .667 15/0.7 7 2 0 14/0.7
2010-11 27/9 453/16.8 46-128 .359 9-41 .220 9-16 .563 99/3.7 12 10 12 110/4.1
2011-12 27/0 199/7.4 16-50 .320 3-16 .188 9-16 .563 35/1.3 12 4 6 44/1.6
TOTAL
75/9 739/9.9 67-193 .347 12-57 .211 22-38 .579 149/2.0 31 16 18 168/2.2
Single Game Career Highs
Points
12,
vs. Quinnipiac (11/12/10)
Rebounds
8,
three times (last at Lafayette 11/28/10)
Assists
3,
twice (last vs. St. Peter’s 2/4/12)
Steals
2,
twice (last at Rider 2/26/12)
Blocks
2,
three times (last vs. St. Peter’s 2/4/12)
Minutes
33,
two times (last at Lafayette (11/28/10)
Field Goals Made
5,
vs. Quinnipiac (11/12/10)
Three-Point FG Made
2,
two times (last at Siena 1/10/11)
Free Throws Made
2,
six times (last vs. Drexel 3/15/12)
