2025-26 Women's Basketball Roster
Fearne, Jasmine
Jersey Number 20
Jasmine Fearne
- Position:
- Guard
- Height:
- 6-0
- Class:
- Redshirt Junior
- High School:
- Hickory Ridge (N.C.)
- Hometown:
- Cairns, Australia
Bio
NCAA GAME-BY-GAME & CAREER STATISTICS
PRONUNCIATION
FERN
2024-25 | Redshirt Sophomore
2023-24 | Sophomore
2022-23 | Freshman
PRONUNCIATION
FERN
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Bowling Green |
- Named to the Academic All-MAC Team
- Played in 28 games off the bench
- Averaged 2.5 points and 1.2 rebounds per game
- Was fourth on the team with 20 three-point field-goals made
- Played nine minutes and hit a key three-pointer in the season opener, adding two rebounds in the win over Southern Miss
- Three points and a rebound at Cleveland State
- Had six points at #12/11 Ohio State, hitting a pair of fourth-quarter three-pointers and adding a rebound
- Played exactly 18 minutes of the win over Stetson, and had a steal
- Had three points and set new career bests with three rebounds and four assists in the win vs. Arkansas
- Played nearly 18 minutes in that contest, including 9:38 of the fourth quarter
- Was involved in the scoring of four of BGSU's fourth-quarter baskets against the Razorbacks, with a three-pointer and three assists during that time
- One assist came on what proved to be the game-winning layup, by Erika Porter with eight seconds to go
- Played eight minutes against Xavier, with a rebound and an assist
- Saw 17 minutes of action vs. Marquette, and had six points and two rebounds in that win
- Played 14 minutes at Duquesne, and had a rebound
- Had a career-high 11 points in the MAC opener at Kent State, going 4-for-6 from the field
- Was 3-of-5 from the arc at KSU, adding three rebounds and an assist in 18 minutes of action
- Had three points, a rebound and her first career blocked shot vs. Buffalo
- Three points and a steal at Miami
- Played a career-high 24:09 in the win at Ohio, and had four points, a rebound and three assists
- Set a new career standard for minutes played in the victory vs. Northern Illinois at the Stroh, playing 26:02
- Tied her career best with 11 points vs. the Huskies, adding five rebounds, an assist and two steals
- In that NIU game, led all players with a +20 plus/minus rating
- Four points, a team- and career-high six rebounds and two assists in 22 minutes vs. Western Michigan
- Hit a three-pointer within 12 seconds of checking into the Akron game
- Made another three-pointer in the win at Central Michigan, adding an assist and a steal
- Played six minutes of the win at WMU, and saw action in the victory over Toledo at the Stroh Center
- Hit a three-pointer and grabbed a rebound in the home win over Ohio
- Saw action in the game at Northern Illinois
- Scored two points in BGSU's win over Kent State
- Had two points and a rebound at Eastern Michigan
2023-24 | Sophomore
- Missed the entire season due to injury
2022-23 | Freshman
- Played in 18 games off the bench
- Averaged 2.2 ppg on the season
- Went 11-for-34 from three-point range
- Had three points in her Falcon debut, BGSU's win over Wright State in the home opener
- Played four minutes and had an assist at #9/12 Indiana
- Saw three minutes of action in the win at Southern Indiana
- Hit a three-pointer and had two assists in 12 minutes against Detroit Mercy
- Had a plus/minus rating of +11 in that win
- Had three points at Valparaiso
- Two points and two assists vs. Texas A&M-Commerce
- Hit a three-pointer and grabbed a rebound vs. Findlay
- Had a rebound in four-plus minutes vs. Eastern Michigan
- Hit a three-pointer and added a rebound and an assist vs. Central Michigan
- Scored six points against Miami, going a perfect 2-for-2 from the arc
- Played 13 minutes at Ohio, and scored a career-high eight points, adding a rebound and an assist
- Saw action in the Falcons' 75-69 win at Kent State three days later
- Saw 17-plus minutes of action vs. Buffalo at the Stroh, and tied her career high with eight points, adding two assists and a steal
- Dished out a pair of assists in the MAC Tournament win over Eastern Michigan
- Came off the bench to play in the Falcons' WNIT round-of-16 win over Memphis
Hickory Ridge High School |
Harrisburg, N.C. |
- A graduate of Hickory Ridge H.S. ('22), where she played for coaches Tolonda Simmons and Jupiter Wilson
- Helped the Bulls to a 60-26 overall record during the three years in which she played
- Averaged eight points, four boards and two assists as a freshman, as the team went 24-5 overall and 12-2 in league play (Greater Metro 4)
- Team was 17-12 in her sophomore campaign, as she averaged 12 points, six rebounds and two assists per contest
- The Bulls captured the conference tournament title that season
- Missed her junior season due to injury, but returned to average 12 points, five boards and two assists as a senior
- Bulls were 19-9 overall and 10-2 in the league in her senior campaign
- Earned the Team Above Self award as a soph, and was named Most Improved Player as a senior
Personal |
- Born in Cairns, Australia
- Plans to major in psychology at BGSU
- Daughter of Aaron and Amy Fearne
- Parents both played basketball at Mayville State (N.D.) Univ.
- Father also played professionally for the Cairns Taipans in Australia
- Father was named Head Men's Basketball Coach at Charlotte in February of 2024 after serving as interim head coach for the previous nine months
- Prior to that, he was an assistant coach with the 49ers for five years, and also has served as head coach of New Zealand's U19 National Team
- Has an older brother, Tyler, who plays basketball at Charlotte
- Was selected to the U16 North Queensland team as a 14-year-old
- Helped that team to a third-place finish at the 2017 national tournament
- Also played juniors for the Cairns Dolphins
- Has also played for SC76ers and Lady Attack Elite
- Favorite athlete is Steph Curry
- Lists her parents as her biggest influence
Amy Velasco, Lexi Fleming, & Coach Chmiel Postgame Interview (Mar. 5, 2025)
Thursday, March 06
Paige Kohler, Coach Chmiel, & Amy Velasco Postgame Interview (Feb. 26, 2025)
Thursday, February 27
In the Paint: Lexxus Graham-Blincoe
Wednesday, February 26
Erika Porter, Amy Velasco, & Coach Chmiel Postgame Interview (Feb. 22, 2025)
Sunday, February 23
