Courtney Nolen was a defensive-minded, high-energy post for Eastern Washington
In the 2012-13 season, Courtney Nolen gave Eastern Washington a physical inside presence, appearing in 3 games and averaging 3.7 minutes per game, with a season-high of 8 minutes[3][4]. Earlier scouting notes described her as a long, athletic forward who rebounds, defends, and runs the floor—classic glue-player traits that don’t always pop in box scores but absolutely matter for a team’s toughness and pace[7]. Her college profile suggests a low-usage, effort-first big who fit best as a rim-protecting, board-grabbing energy piece rather than a primary scorer[2][3].
