University of Idaho Athletics

2007-08: Appeared in every game for Idaho during her freshman campaign ... started 18 games total, 14 of which were Western Athletic Conference games ... scored a career-high 13 points against Boise State on Feb. 2 ... nabbed four steals and seven rebounds, both career-highs, in the record-setting 42-31 victory over Colorado State, where the Vandals broke the WAC record for fewest field goals allowed (7) and the school record for points allowed ... her .821 (32-of-39) free throw average was the best on the team, while her 5.0 scoring average was fourth and her 61 rebounds were second.

High School: Competed in basketball and track & field for the Lobos of Rocky Mountain HS ... helped lead her basketball team to the Elite Eight at the 2006 Colorado state championship tournament and the Final Four in the 2005 tournament ... was a Colorado 5A honorable mention all-state honoree her junior and senior years, as well as an all-Front Range League honoree ... earned Denver Post Student-Athlete of the Week honors on April 14, 2007 ... was a three-time all-state and all-conference competitor in track & field, including a 2006 Colorado state title in the 400m dash ... helped the Lobos take the 2006 state title with her 400m championship and a 4x400m relay championship ... helped lead her team to a state runner-up finish in 2007 with a fourth-place finish in the 400m and a state title in the 4x400m

Personal: Full name is Alana Nichole Curtis ... born July 3, 1989, at Fort Collins, Colorado ... daughter of Yolanda and Richard Curtis ... has one sister, Ari ... was a member of National Honor Society, an honor roll student and a Colorado first team Academic All-State honoree for Rocky Mountain HS ... also recruited by Colorado State, Northern Colorado, Northeastern and Washington State ... intended major at Idaho is Journalism