Molly Dwyer brought steady two-way guard play and reliable perimeter shooting to Western Michigan
Molly Dwyer was a high-motor, dependable guard for Western Michigan whose value showed up in both shot-making and disruption; she finished her career ranked fifth in school history in three-pointers made (119) and 11th in steals (160), and in her senior year she led the Broncos in assists, steals, three-pointers made, three-point percentage, and minutes played[7][1]. That profile suggests a player who could stretch the floor, handle responsibility, and compete on the defensive end—useful for a team needing a poised, all-around backcourt piece rather than a flashy volume scorer[7][1].
