2022-23 (Sr.)
- Second Team All-Southland
- Made the Southland All-Defensive Team for second consecutive season
- Led the conference in points (15.9 per game) and steals (2.9 per game)
- Career-high 35 points in opening round Southland Touranment game vs. McNeese
- Scored in double figures in 22 of 27 games

2021-22 (Jr.)
- Southland All-Defensive Team
- Averaged 11.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.3 steals
- Played 23 games with 22 starts
- Co-led the conference in steals along with teammate, Jomyra Mathis
- 8 straight games with 10 or more points from 12/1-2/3
- 22 points each in back-to-back contests against Grambling and Nicholls

Prior to UNO
- Competed for two years with Creighton University
- Appeared in 17 games during the regular-season and another five in the postseason during her 2020-21 campaign
- Averaged 3.1 points in a reserve role in 2020-21
- Stepped it up in the postseason with averages of 5.8 points, 1.2 assists and 1.4 rebounds as she shot 50 percent from the field and 66.7 percent from beyond the arc
- Suited up for 47 career contests at Creighton, including postseason action, over her two years with the program

High School
- Played at Urbandale HS
- Was a four-year letter-winner with the program
- Four-time All-Central Iowa Metro League First Team selection
- Just the second student-athlete in Urbandale HS school history to score over 1,000 points
- Finished career with 1,002 points, 268 assists and 269 steals 
- Also played for Pure Prep AAU team
- Was an Academic All-Conference selection three times
- Three-time team captain
- Collected Second Team All-State honors from the Des Moines Register as a senior and twice earned Third Team All-State recognition
- Following her senior season, Pryor was selected to play in the Iowa State All-Star game where she claimed MVP of the contest

Personal
- Born Apr. 15, 2001
- Mother is Marla Turner
- Finance and Marketing major

Chose UNO Because...
"The reason I chose UNO is because it was everything I wanted, needed and more. The family aspect was the first thing I noticed and was drawn to. I lacked that feeling of being a part of a family for a while and I missed that. During my recruiting process they were also the most honest, genuine, persistent and most caring coaching staff I talked to. They cared more about how I was doing mentally, emotionally and spiritually, rather than basketball, and that left the biggest impact on me. What Coach Davenport is doing for the program is amazing because she emphasizes the importance of being great human beings not only on the floor, but off as well. The amount of community service the team does, and the emphasis put on the importance of schoolwork can attest to that. I loved the atmosphere, the energy, and the culture of UNO and knew that I was ready to help any way I could to bring UNO a championship and a run in the NCAA Tournament."