Feature Athlete /// Annete Ramirez, Westminster College
Story By: Rod Smith
Photography by: Westminster College
- what was about to happen,” Annette fondly remembered. “Everyone cheered, signs were being held up, and my teammates rushed That record means so much to me because work we’ve put in as a team.” 2,000 career points on her senior night. Jay basketball career for not only a star player but an outstanding young lady. Beloved by her teammates and her family, Annette is a model college student-athlete. A four-time All-Academic team member, a student who went to college for all the right reasons. can’t wait to walk across that college stage - of how hard my parents have worked to give me and my siblings the life they never had.” Annette is from a close-knit family from
Annette Ramirez:
Making more history at Westminster!
It was one of the biggest sports moments on the Westminster Col Packed into the historic Westminster Gym in Fulton, friends, fam- ily and fans were waiting to watch history. Twice. -
70 /// May 2025
Sarcoxie in southwest Missouri. She calls her parents, Jose and Silvia, the most loving parents a kid could ask for. They grew up in
education. They moved to the U.S. in 2000. They raised a family that loves basketball.
Noamie and Alyssa, who gave her good competition back at home. “Basketball brought our family closer together, and we would al- ways play together. My sisters would play against me, so it was al- weren’t for them.” As Westminster’s all-time leading scorer, Annette saw her share of
- son, she went on to garner conference Player of the Year honors as a sophomore, junior and senior, an unprecedented three years in a row.
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