Brittney Cross was a rugged, high-volume Vermont guard with real all-around value
Brittney Cross stood out for her versatility and durability at Vermont in the 2003-04 to 2006-07 seasons, where she ranks among the program’s career leaders in minutes played (21.9 per game), assists (4.0 per game), and steals (3.8 per game). That profile points to a guard who could stay on the floor, create for others, and pressure opponents defensively—classic glue-player traits that coaches love. If you want a steady, two-way, high-IQ backcourt piece rather than a pure scorer, Cross looks like a strong fit.
