Laia Palà gives Jessup a disruptive, defense-first guard with timely scoring upside
In the 2025-26 season, Laia Palà has been a rotation guard for William Jessup who can swing games with pressure defense and burst scoring; Jessup’s own game notes highlight a 12-point, 4-steal outing and a 10-point game with 3 steals, which points to a real two-way edge[9][10]. The best part: she looks like a glue player for a team that values ball security, intensity, and on-ball disruption more than empty volume, and that makes her a strong fit if you want a guard who can change the tone of a game without needing the offense built around her[9][10].
