Hall of Fame
A two-time ASUN First Team all-conference selection, Sharp helped lead the Hatters in an era of unprecedented success. Sharp played in all 133 career games without missing any, scoring a total of 1,261 career points. The sharp-shooting point guard finished her career third in school history three-point field goals made (167), fourth in steals (291), fifth in assists (441), and second in games played (133). She scored in double figures 66 times with seven double-double performances, and was one of two players in school history to record more than 1,000 points, have 400 assists and 250 steals. A four-time postseason participant, Sharp helped lead the Hatters to 97 victories in four seasons, an average of more than 24 wins-per-season. The Hatters surpassed the school record for wins in a season three times in her career, culminating with a 27-win season in 2013-14. Sharp was a member of the 2012-13 Hatter squad that defeated FGCU in the ASUN Championship game and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for just the third time in program history. She also helped lead Stetson to its first NCAA Postseason victory in 2014, a 70-64 win over Miami in the WNIT. In addition to her all-conference awards, Sharp earned selections to the ASUN All-Academic team, the ASUN all-tournament team, the ASUN Winners for Life team, and in 2020, the ASUN All-Decade team. She was named ASUN Player of the Week twice, an ASUN Conference Scholar three times, and landed a spot on the ASUN Honor Roll all four seasons. In addition, Sharp was voted Stetson Athletics' Female Athlete of the Year in 2015.
