Throughout the four years that she wore the Purple & Gold,
Alicia (Davis) Kapp ('04) could be summed up in one word: dominant. With an astounding 1,716 points and 847 rebounds, Kapp is the all-time leader in both categories at Loras, in addition to owning the single-season records for scoring (530) and rebounds (317). During her career Kapp was a two-time All-American, being named to the first team as a senior. In November of 2010, Kapp was named to the D3Hoops.com All-Decade Team, which included NCAA Division III student-athletes that competed between the 1997-98 season and the 2006-07 season.
While a member of the women's basketball program, Kapp helped lead the Duhawks to an NCAA Tournament berth in 2003 and finished with a career record of 61-46 in her four seasons. She owns the all-time NCAA Division III record for field goal percentage, converting 721 of her 1,049 shots for a 68.7 percent conversion rate.
Since graduating, Kapp has continued to support the women's basketball program, often times visible in the stands and has made herself available to student-athletes.
"Our program is built on the backs of our alumni success and for that, we owe them as much thanks as we do our respect for what they did while playing," Loras Head Women's Basketball Coach
Justin Heinzen said. "As one of the key builders of Duhawk Women's basketball, we are very proud of Alicia and talk of her achievements and accolades still today. Her numbers are astounding and she holds national records that have stood for some time and what she has meant to the program in providing the necessary link to tradition and growth is invaluable. In addition, Alicia and her family are terrific people, great Duhawks and followers of the program. We're privileged to have a great example right in our own backyard."
