University of Maine Athletics

2016-17:  Appeared in all 34 games with four starts ... averaged 6.8 points while leading the Black Bears in 3-point shooting (59-for-174 - 33.9%) ... ranked 11th in the America East from beyond the arc and eighth in 3-point makes per game (1.7) ... tallied double-figure scoring performances in 11 games, including a streak of six games in double-digits (12/20-1/11) ... poured in a career-high 17 points at Hartford, hitting 4-of-9 from 3-point range ... opened her America East career with a 15 point effort at Vermont ... hit three or more triples in eight different games ... named a UMaine Scholar-Athlete Rising Star.

BEFORE MAINE: Rated as the 4th best player in Canada in the 2016 class by Crown Scout Magazine ... played for Nomades de Montmorency which won three-straight CCAA National Championships ... In 2015-16, averaged 14.4 ppg and 3.8 rpg ... Named a first team CCAA All-Star in 2015.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 29, 1995 ... Daughter of Johanne Milette & Patrice Brosseau ... Has one sibling, Stephanie Brosseau, who played basketball at Dawson College in Montreal ... a business major ... also played touch-football in high school.

Barron on Julie: "Julie is simply a tremendous get for us. She is one of the best shooters I have ever seen and brings great athleticism, strength and creativity. She can shoot equally well off the catch and off the dribble and combines that with great floor vision setting up her teammates."

Michael Henry from Crown Scout Girls Basketball on Brosseau: "Brosseau is the fourth ranked player in Class of 2016, and for good reason. She is a scorer that has a number of ways to to burn her opposition and do so in bunches. She routinely gets hot beyond the arc, yet has no qualms about penetrating the lane when she sees daylight where she can finish though contact or pull up and catch a defender flat-footed. Her core talent is playing the 2-guard position as she is every bit a scorer. That, however, should not take away from her ability to relieve pressure from the point guard and jump-start the offense in pressure situations."

MAJOR: Business