Lynette netted 403 points her senior year to shatter the previous UB career scoring record by 128 two pointers; her #1 ranking extended for four seasons.
At the time of her induction, her 1,383 points ranked third in career scoring (with a four-year average of 12.6 points per game) and she was among the top five in eight other statistical categories.
Lynette was UB's leading scorer in back-to-back seasons (her junior and senior years); she was one of only six players to score 30 or more points through the first 12 seasons of Division I play.
She helped UB to a 23-6 record in its first season of Division I play (1991-92) and to the East Coast Conference's regular and post-season championships, averaging a team-high 13.6 points.
Lynette improved her offensive production each year from 8.7 points per game as a freshman to 15.5 as a senior.
She provided a portent of what was to come when she was named to the Mideast Conference's all-freshman team.
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