McCall,
a native of Huntsville, lettered four years in basketball for
the Lions from 1988-91. She was selected first-team All-Gulf
South Conference in 1990 and 1991 and helped lead UNA to the
NCAA Division II National Tournament as a senior.
During her
career she broke numerous school records, including becoming the
women's basketball program's all-time leading scorer with 1,420
points.
She also broke the single-game individual record for
free throws made with 19 against Freed-Hardeman as a freshman
and also held the season individual record for the best field
goal percentage in 1990-91 (58.2), best field goal percentage
(56.20), most free throw attempts (430), most free throws made
(323), longest string of consecutive double-figure games (39),
and most times to score in double-figures (75 in 101 games).
She ranked among the Division II national scoring leaders as a
senior (20.2).
McCall graduated from UNA in 1991 with a
degree in Marketing and Management and is currently in her
seventh year as a teacher and coach at Sparkman High School.