Drexel's Clutch Sharpshooter with Defensive Edge
Cara McCormack, a graduate student guard, erupted for a career-high 26 points in Drexel's 2024-25 CAA Tournament quarterfinal win over Monmouth, starting all 30 games while averaging 9.4 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 2.4 assists with a reliable 34.5% from three.[1][4][5][7] Her differentiators shine in high-stakes intensity—double-digits in 12 games, multiple 3+ three-point outbursts—and defensive tenacity, earning her Drexel's Defensive Player Award plus academic honors.[1] No injury setbacks; her poise, playmaking (career-high assists vs. Penn State), and two-way grit make her a versatile, low-risk fit for teams needing reliable scoring punch off the bench or in crunch time.[1]
