
OSU Cowgirls' Dynamic Freshman Point Guard from the 2000 Era
Chantoya Hawkins, a 5'5" dynamo born in 1981, electrified Oklahoma State as a freshman in the 1999-2000 season, averaging 10.7 points per game with 2.26 steals (12th in Big 12), starting 18 contests, and exploding for 15 points—including 13 down the stretch—to clinch the 2000 Islander Classic title over Texas A&M-CC. Her quickness, playmaking (113 assists by 2003), and clutch intensity made her a steal-forcing leader and MVP at tournaments; post-college, she thrived professionally in WBCBL and Romania—ideal for teams craving a fiery, undersized guard with battle-tested heart.