Guard Jacee Kramer (Sr./Winchester, Kan.) is in her fourth year with the Lady Hornets.

As a Junior in 2016-17: She sored 12 points with three rebounds and two assists against Harding in the NCAA Central Regional final. She has hit 22 straight free throws after going nine for nine from the line in the regional. She broke her own MIAA Tournament record as she hit 13 straight from the free throw line in this year's tourney. She had 13 points, with seven coming in a span of 1:21 in the fourth quarter to give the Lady Hornets the lead, against Central Oklahoma in the MIAA championship game. She was eight for eight from the free throw line and scored 11 points against Ft. Hays State in the MIAA Quarterfinals. She hit four of five three-point attempts at Washburn for 12 points. She matched her season high with 15 points at Northwest Missouri. She scored 14 points against Ark.-Ft. Smith. She had 11 points and two steals against Truman. She scored 15 points with four rebounds against Kansas Christian.

As a Sophomore in 2015-16: She scored 11 points with five rebounds against Central Oklahoma in the MIAA Quarterfinals last year. She had ten points and three assists against Washburn. She scored 13 points with six rebounds and four assists against Southwest Baptist. She had two steals and hit a three-pointer at the half-time buzzer to cap a 10-0 run at Southwest Baptist. She scored 12 points and had eight rebounds at Ft. Hays State. She had 15 points with seven rebounds and four assists against Science & Arts. She scored ten points against Cameron. She had 14 points against Oklahoma Baptist. She scored six points at Kansas. 

As a Freshman in 2014-15: Kramer reached double figures in seven games, with five of them coming in her last 14 games. She was four of four from the free throw line against Ft. Hays State in the regional final and has hit 20 straight from the line. She was four for four from the line against Ft. Hays State in the MIAA Championship game and tied the record for the most free throws without a miss in tournament history, going 12 for 12. She had ten points, all in the second half, against Pittsburg State in the semifinals. She was six of six from the free throw line against Missouri Western in the quarterfinals. She had ten points against Central Oklahoma. She was eight for eight from the free throw line on her way to ten points at Ft. Hays State. She scored ten points with two assists and two steals against Neb.-Kearney. She scored 11 points and went three of six from behind the three-point line at Southern Arkansas. She had six points and four rebounds against Southwestern Oklahoma State. She had career highs of 17 points and six assists against Southwestern. She scored six points on a pair of three-pointers at Midwestern State. She had three rebounds and two steals at Kansas State.

High School:  She averaged 26.0 points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 4.3 steals per game for Jefferson County North HS.  She earned first-team All-Class 2A honors last year and has led the Chargers to the state championship game each of the last three years, winning the state title in 2011-12.