Hannah Rapp gives Santa Clara a steady two-way guard with rebounding punch
Rapp’s value for Santa Clara is her all-around reliability: in the 2024-25 season, she averaged 5.2 points and 5.1 rebounds in 31 starts, and she can stretch the floor enough to hit 17 points against Gonzaga while also producing a double-double in that game.[11] Her profile is that of a tough, glue-type guard who rebounds like a wing, makes smart plays, and has shown she can handle a real role in a WCC rotation rather than just spot minutes.[11][3] If your team needs a disciplined, experienced guard who competes, rebounds, and fits without needing high usage, she’s a strong fit.[11][8]
