ACU Career-Highs
•  Points: 18 (at SFA - 3/3/21)
•  Minutes: 31 (at SFA - 3/3/21)
•  Field Goals Made: 6 (at SFA - 3/3/21)
•  Field Goal Attempts: 9 (vs. Portland - 3/19/21)
•  3-Point Field Goals Made: 6 (at SFA - 3/3/21)
•  3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 8 (vs. Portland - 3/19/21)
•  Free Throws Made: 2 (vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor - 12/10/20)
•  Free Throw Attempts: 2 (at Houston Baptist - 2/10/21)
•  Rebounds: 5 (vs. UIW - 3/6/21)
•  Assists: 3 (vs. UT-Tyler - 12/15/20)
•  Blocks: 1 (at Houston Baptist - 2/10/21)
•  Steals: 2 (at Lamar - 2/6/21)

2020-21 - ACU
•  Played in 25 games with 11 starts
•  Averaged 14.6 minutes per game
•  Shot 39.6% from the floor (40-101) including 40.5% from three (34-84)
•  Made five of her eight free throw attempts
•  Averaged 4.8 points per game
•  Tallied 36 rebounds, 13 assists, and 13 steals

2018-20 - Niagara County CC
•  Named Second Team All-American
•  Named Second Team All-Region III
•  Helped Niagara County CC to a 31-2 overall record, including a 31-0 regular season, and the school's first-ever Region III championship, which resulted in a trip to the NJCAA Division II national tournament
•  Scored 530 points for an average of 16.1 per game, and started all 33 games
•  Connected on 122 three-pointers (at 42%), which ranked second in the country among NJCAA Division II players
•  No. 47 in the World Exposure Report JUCO Rankings

High School
•  Played varsity basketball at Newfane HS from eighth grade to her senior year
•  Tallied 1,498 career points, and was named First Team All-League her final three years
•  Named Second Team All-Western New York as a senior, and won the Niagara-Orleans League Player of the Year that same season
•  Was a member of the National Honor Society

Personal
•  Given name is Paige Elizabeth Emborsky
•  Born January 18, 2000
•  Daughter of John Emborsky and Shannon Emborsky
•  Plans to major in communications
•  Father, John, played basketball at Hilbert College
•  Sister, Allison, was on the women's golf team at Niagara University
•  Great niece of former Michigan Wolverines head men's basketball coach and former Cleveland Cavaliers head coach John Beilein