The Daily News Photo Forest Park’s Lexi Gussert shoots against Dollar Bay in the 2014 Class D regional girls basketball tournament at Kingsford. Forest Park will retire Gussert’s No. 22 on Friday.

CRYSTAL FALLS — Lexi Gussert’s No. 22 will be retired Friday by Forest Park High School.

Gussert scored a UP record 2,630 points during a sterling four-year career with the Lady Trojans basketball program.

“This is truly an honor,” Gussert said on social media. “I’m looking forward to thanking you all again for helping make my dreams become a reality with the sport that’s shaped my life.”

The ceremony will take place prior to the varsity game pitting Forest Park and rival West Iron County at Eddie Chambers Gymnasium.

Gussert, Michigan’s Miss Basketball in 2014, is the first

Forest Park player to have their number retired. The daughter of Scott and Kathy Gussert went on to play four years at Michigan State and is now a graduate assistant with the Spartans.

A four-year starter and three-year captain for Coach Jeff Syrjanen’s Trojans, Gussert was named Michigan’s Associated Press Class D Player of the Year for two seasons and all-state for three. She was a two-time winner of the UP Class D Player of the Year award and a three-time MVP of the Skyline Conference,

Gussert led Forest Park to the 2014 Class D state runner-up, ending the season with a 27-1 record.

Gussert finished with the fourth-most points in Michigan high school history, closing her career with a 25.5 points per game average.

As a senior, she averaged 28.4 points, 12 rebounds and 7.4 assists. Gussert broke the Michigan high school single-season 3-point field goal record with 105,

She scored 739 points her senior season, No. 14 on Michigan’s single-season scoring list, and she also holds the No. 5 spot with 809 points as a junior.

Gussert netted a career-high 50 points in a 2013 game against Rapid River.

She also has marks in Michigan state history record books of tied for 10th-most career games played (104) and 13th-most career rebounds (1,108).

As a junior, averaged 32.5 points, 10.7 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 3.9 steals.