2007-2008: A three-time Liberty League All-Academic selection, Sikule was a leader for the Saints on both sides of the ball, contributing 247 points in her senior season. The co-captain was named both conference guard and forward of the week throughout the 2007-2008 season, and was first in the Liberty League in steals with 97. She also tops the conference standings in three-point field goal percentage (46 percent). Her leadership and guidance helped her lead the Scarlet and Brown to their second consecutive NCAA Tournament berth and their first Liberty League Tournament championship. The Westerlo, NY guard led the Saints in rebounds in 14 games, and had a season-high 24 points against Clarkson University. Sikule had also tallied two double-doubles against non-conference opponent Ithaca and nationally-ranked William Smith.

2006-2007: Sikule earned a start in 27 of the Saints' 28 games in her junior year, tallying 184 points for St. Lawrence. The Westerlo, NY guard led the team with 67 steals and a career-high 167 total rebounds, while she was third in the entire conference in steals. She was named Liberty League Guard of the Week after having a double-double against Delaware Valley and a team-high in points against Babson. She received Honorable Mention from the Liberty League for her efforts and was also named to the conference All-Academic team for her work in the classroom.

2005-2006: Kim had an excellent sophomore season for the Saints, averaging 7.7 points per game and hitting 50 percent from the field overall and 44.2 percent from three point range. An all academic selection, she started all 26 games for the Saints and averaged 5.8 rebounds per game to go along with 40 assists and 84 steals. She hit double figures nine times and had a high game of 19 points in a win at Hartwick. She also had four games with 10 or more rebounds.

2004-2005: Sikule had a solid rookie season for the Saints, playing in each of the Saints 25 games. Her efforts on both ends of the floor earned her four starts on the season. Sikule averaged two points per game and distributed the ball nicely, earning 16 assists. The Westerlo, NY native also grabbed 40 rebounds and managed 21 steals.

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Sikule played golf and softball in addition to basketball and was a NYS Class C All Star. Captain of her team, she was conference MVP and was named a News Channel 13 All Star. The Salutatorian of her class, she was named Section II Scholar-Athlete and a conference Scholar-Athlete award winner.