Brooke's Australia Basket Page

Former Saint Louis University women's basketball standout Brooke Flowers is playing a key role for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, an Australian NBL1-East professional team in New South Wales.
 
In 17 games, Flowers is averaging 9.1 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.5 blocks (second in the league) while logging 22 minutes per game. She is shooting 54.4 percent from the floor for the Sea Eagles, who went 13-4 in their first 17 contests.
 
Flowers has recorded five double-doubles in points and rebounds, including three in consecutive games, and has three additional double-digit point totals and one additional double-digit rebounding total. She has registered season highs of 14 points (twice), 16 rebounds and six blocks.
 
Flowers established herself as one of the top players in Billiken women's basketball history during a five-year career at Saint Louis. She holds school records of 398 blocks (17th all-time in NCAA Division I women's basketball) and 1,256 rebounds, and she ranks 11th on SLU's career points list with 1,284. Flowers led the nation in blocks (school-record 133) and blocks per game (3.8) and grabbed a school-record 327 rebounds in her final season.
 
A three-time All-Conference honoree and four-time Atlantic 10 All-Defensive selection, Flowers was the A-10 Defensive Player of the Year in each of her last two seasons. She was a semifinalist for the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year award in her final campaign as she helped lead Saint Louis to the A-10 Championship title and the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance. Flowers served the Billikens as a graduate student manager during the 2023-24 season.
 
"It was an honor and a privilege to serve this program that has given so much to me," Flowers said. "While I will deeply miss the people and culture of Billiken basketball, I look forward to broadening my horizons and playing again. Thank you to everyone who helped me during my time as a player and as a staff member."
 
"Brooke left a lasting mark on Saint Louis women's basketball in her five years as a player and one year as a graduate student manager," SLU head coach Rebecca Tillett said. "She always knew just the right thing to say to the team to inspire them to elevate. It is a special skill to seize that moment and choose the words that will resonate and elevate. Brooke is enjoying her first season as a pro in Australia, and we are enthusiastically supporting her from SLU."