AS A FRESHMAN (2012-13)
A candidate for SEC Freshman of the Year, Dominique Wilson's skills were evident from the first tip of the team's annual Red-White scrimmage. Wilson played in all 33 games as a freshman and while it took her a while to adjust to the college game, she proved to be worth the wait.  As a freshman, Wilson averaged 6.6 points per game and 2.5 rebounds per game playing about 23 minutes per contest. She scored in double figures nine times including a streak of three consecutive games with 17 or more points, becoming the first Razorback since 2006 to do so. Wilson drapped in a career-best 19 points in a triple overtime win at Alabama, have 18 win a win over Missouri and 17 against No. 8 Kentucky. Tasked with running the point at times to give Arkansas a different look, Wilson was good with the ball with an assist/turnover ratio of 1.0 that included 45 assists and just 44 turnovers. Wilson was also good from the line shooting 76.5 percent, third-best on the team.  Wilson posted a career-best six field goals and 14 field goal attempts against No. 8 Kentucky while recording a career-best four steals at Mississippi State.  She went 8-for-8 at the free throw line in regulation against Alabama helping the Razorbacks push the game to the first of three overtimes.

AT McEACHERN HS
Wilson checks in from Powder Springs, Ga., where she played for the McEachern High Indians.  Listed as a 5-8 combo guard, Wilson paced the Indians to three state runner-up finishes in 2009, 2010 and 2011 and a regional title in 2010.  Wilson reached the 1000-point plateau as junior and averaged 13.0 ppg that season.

As a senior Wilson and the Indians won the state title and finish No. 2 in the nation.  The Indians won the Naismith team award and Wilson earned first-team all-state and Cobb country honors.

Rated as a four-star guard by ESPN HoopGurlz, Wilson also played for A.O.T. Lady Rebels club team and club coach Omar Cooper.

In addition to basketball, Wilson lettered in track and field, cross country and volleyball.  She was also a top performer in the classroom graduating with a 3.7 grade point average.

PERSONAL
Born April 17, 1994, Dominique Jazzmin Wilson is one of two children to Damon and Chaleta Wilson and has a younger brother, Damon.  Her father played tight end for Georgia Tech.