As Destiny Brown closed out her two-sport playing career at Stillwater High School, she was a known entity to every basketball coach in the state of Oklahoma.
 
After starting her collegiate career at Texas-San Antonio, Brown would return to the state of Oklahoma and settle in at Southeastern where she was once again able to ply her skills in both basketball and volleyball.
 
The Stillwater, Okla. native, is one of three two-sport standouts in the 2021 class after making her mark in both volleyball and basketball from 2007 through 2010.
 
She was an All-South Central region selection in basketball, earning all-Lone Star Conference-North Division honors three times and LSC-N Newcomer of the Year in 2008. She also added two academic All-LSC-N selections and is second on Southeastern’s all-time rebounds list and eighth in career scoring.
 
On the volleyball court she was a two-time All-Lone Star Conference and academic Lone Star Conference selection and ranks fifth all-time in career kills.
 
When the dust settled on her pair of playing careers she had certainly made her mark, as few athletes get to write their name multiple times in a record book, and an even smaller number will ever do that in more than one sport.
 
In volleyball, Brown ranks fifth all time in career kills with 988 and is ninth in kills per set. She also has four other career top-15 marks, while also holding three top-10 single-season marks.
 
In basketball, she is eighth in career scoring with 1,167 points, second in career rebounds with 886 boards, and has the second-best rebounding single season in school history, tying fellow Hall of Famer Crystal Robinson.