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Byrd is committed to play soccer at North Texas. Via Vype
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HOUSTON – Ask a player if they ever thought they would hit 1,000 or 2,000 career points?
Most of the time the answer is no.
There are a few marks along the way the players, coaches and teams recognize until the player eventually hits that career mark.
In the past few weeks players across the city of Houston have reached career marks.
Allie Byrd – Kingwood Park
Allie Byrd has been a double double machine her entire career at Kingwood Park.
On December 20 against Willis, Byrd surpassed the mark of 2,000 points, becoming the all-time leader in school history in points.
Before Kingwood Park's game on January 25, Byrd was honored with a commemorative basketball. Following that game, Byrd officially had 2,170 points and 1,649 rebounds in her career.
Byrd is committed to play soccer at North Texas.
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