Senior Guard Alex Tchangoue

Wake Forest's senior class features Corinne Groves and Alex Tchangoue, the team's leading scorers from 2007-08. Both have finished in double-digit point averages for back-to-back seasons. Groves and Tchangoue will likely join Wake's 600-rebound club in 2007-08. Groves has tallied 593 boards in three years, while Tchangoue has posted 535. Only six Deacons have achieved the mark in program history,

Erin Ferrell was the most recent, registering 626 when her career ended in 2005. Tchangoue is on track to earn a spot on the school's all-time minutes played list. Averaging just under 35 minutes per game last season, the standout has logged 2,759 minutes in three years.

The Demon Deacons welcome three freshmen to the squad this season. Brooke Thomas is a 5-4 guard who played with current sophomore Brittany Waters at Edgewater High School in Orlando, Fla. Secily Ray is a local standout, hailing from Thomasville High, about 20 minutes outside of Winston-Salem.

Senior Forward Corrine Groves

Patrice Johnson was a late addition, signing with the Deacons in April 2008. Johnson earned All-Met honors as a guard at HD Woodson in Washington, D.C.

After suffering a season-ending stress fracture in January, sophomore Camille Collier will return to the court and compete for the starting point guard position. In her rookie campaign, Collier played in 23 contests with eight starts, averaging 8.2 points per game.

Wake Forest took a big hit in the front court after the 2007-08 season, losing 6-2 senior Christen Brown to graduation as well as 6-4 Mekia Valentine, who transferred at the end of the school year. The Deacons will rely heavily on Groves, while also looking for action from juniors Jessie Cain, Jessica Bryant and Sarah Riddle. In addition, Brittany Waters, who served as a guard for the injury-plagued Deacons last season, may see time at the post in the upcoming year.