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Jersey Number 14
Katie Collier
- Position:
- Guard
- Height:
- 5-9
- Class:
- Senior
- Prev school:
- Webb School of Knoxville
- Hometown:
- Knoxville, Tenn.
- Major:
- Undecided
Bio
2018-19 (SENIOR)
• Played in 31 games, earning one start
• Career high six rebounds against Vanderbilt
• Suffered injury vs. Dartmouth and missed the UNLV, Georgia State and Troy games
• Returned to the court for the first time since suffering an injury vs. Dartmouth and provided 15 minutes against Kentucky
• Turned in solid all-around game against UNC Asheville with season-high five points and tied career high with team-best four assists and no turnovers in 22 minutes of action
• Season-best shooting effort at UTEP with six points on 2-of-3 shooting, establishing career high for 3-point field goals made (2)
2017-18 (JUNIOR)
• Earned start at point position at Vanderbilt and responded with career highs for points (8), free throws (6), rebounds (3) and minutes (26)
• Saw action in all 31 games, earning 20 starts
• More than doubled career numbers across the board during junior campaign
• Career-high four assists in win vs. Tennessee Tech
• Career-high five rebounds vs. Lipscomb
• Career-high for minutes in back-to-back games at Louisville (35) and vs. Troy (39) minutes
• Career high seven free throws vs. Troy
• Career high three steals vs. Canisius, while also tying career high for assists (4)
• Provided 37 minutes, four rebounds in win vs. Kentucky, providing two clutch free throws with 40 seconds remaining for a two-possession lead
• Career high 40 minutes at WKU (1/4/18)
• Tied career high with four assists vs. Rice (3/8/18) in the C-USA Championships
2016-17 (SOPHOMORE)
• Saw action in 29 games, earning seven starts
• Scored career-high of five points twice the last of which came against Georgia Tech (12/22/16)
• Earned first career start at Virginia (11/11/16)
2015-16 (FRESHMAN)
• Saw action in 19 games
• Made collegiate debut vs. Virginia
• Scored first collegiate point with free throw at Ohio
HIGH SCHOOL
• Four-year letterwinner for Webb School of Knoxville
• Played in four TSSAA State Championship games at Webb School, winning three (2012, 14-15) and finishing runner-up in 2013
• Three-time All-State selection (2013-15)
• Named to the All State Tournament team in 2014 & 15
• Voted Co-District Player of the Year in 2015
• Named Region MVP in 2015
• Three-time All-Region Tournament selection (2013-15)
• Five-time AAU state champion for the KGC Lady Pride, Coach Mike Capps (2009, 2011-14)
• Finished fourth in the nation in AAU with Lady Pride in 2011
• Recognized as Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame Female Athlete of the Year in August, 2015.
PERSONAL
• Full name is Katie Corille Collier
• Born March 24, 1997
• Daughter of Robby and Shelley Collier
• Mother, Shelley, was point guard and captain of Coach Pat Summitt’s first national championship team at Tennessee in 1987 and played for the Lady Vols from 1983-87
• Father, Robby, played football under Johnny Majors and Phillip Fulmer at Tennessee
• Played in 31 games, earning one start
• Career high six rebounds against Vanderbilt
• Suffered injury vs. Dartmouth and missed the UNLV, Georgia State and Troy games
• Returned to the court for the first time since suffering an injury vs. Dartmouth and provided 15 minutes against Kentucky
• Turned in solid all-around game against UNC Asheville with season-high five points and tied career high with team-best four assists and no turnovers in 22 minutes of action
• Season-best shooting effort at UTEP with six points on 2-of-3 shooting, establishing career high for 3-point field goals made (2)
2017-18 (JUNIOR)
• Earned start at point position at Vanderbilt and responded with career highs for points (8), free throws (6), rebounds (3) and minutes (26)
• Saw action in all 31 games, earning 20 starts
• More than doubled career numbers across the board during junior campaign
• Career-high four assists in win vs. Tennessee Tech
• Career-high five rebounds vs. Lipscomb
• Career-high for minutes in back-to-back games at Louisville (35) and vs. Troy (39) minutes
• Career high seven free throws vs. Troy
• Career high three steals vs. Canisius, while also tying career high for assists (4)
• Provided 37 minutes, four rebounds in win vs. Kentucky, providing two clutch free throws with 40 seconds remaining for a two-possession lead
• Career high 40 minutes at WKU (1/4/18)
• Tied career high with four assists vs. Rice (3/8/18) in the C-USA Championships
2016-17 (SOPHOMORE)
• Saw action in 29 games, earning seven starts
• Scored career-high of five points twice the last of which came against Georgia Tech (12/22/16)
• Earned first career start at Virginia (11/11/16)
2015-16 (FRESHMAN)
• Saw action in 19 games
• Made collegiate debut vs. Virginia
• Scored first collegiate point with free throw at Ohio
HIGH SCHOOL
• Four-year letterwinner for Webb School of Knoxville
• Played in four TSSAA State Championship games at Webb School, winning three (2012, 14-15) and finishing runner-up in 2013
• Three-time All-State selection (2013-15)
• Named to the All State Tournament team in 2014 & 15
• Voted Co-District Player of the Year in 2015
• Named Region MVP in 2015
• Three-time All-Region Tournament selection (2013-15)
• Five-time AAU state champion for the KGC Lady Pride, Coach Mike Capps (2009, 2011-14)
• Finished fourth in the nation in AAU with Lady Pride in 2011
• Recognized as Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame Female Athlete of the Year in August, 2015.
PERSONAL
• Full name is Katie Corille Collier
• Born March 24, 1997
• Daughter of Robby and Shelley Collier
• Mother, Shelley, was point guard and captain of Coach Pat Summitt’s first national championship team at Tennessee in 1987 and played for the Lady Vols from 1983-87
• Father, Robby, played football under Johnny Majors and Phillip Fulmer at Tennessee
Facility tour – Stephen and Denise Smith Student-Athlete Performance Center
Wednesday, July 30
Rick Insell Conference USA Hall of Fame Announcement
Wednesday, July 09
2025 Blue Raider Blitz Media Panel
Thursday, July 03
MTSU Women's Basketball Coach Rick Insell interview at 2025 Blue Raider Blitz
Monday, June 30
