Kate Myers brings efficient floor-spacing and veteran resilience to Pitt-Johnstown
Kate Myers is a sophomore guard for Pitt-Johnstown who already carved out a real role by appearing in 25 of 27 games in the 2025-26 season, while averaging 1.1 points, nearly one rebound, and knocking down six threes. Her best calling card is easy to spot: she can stretch the floor, and Pitt-Johnstown noted she hit 40% from three in her first season. Coming out of Highlands as a four-year starter and 1,000-point scorer, she adds proven winning pedigree and steady competitiveness—useful if you want a guard who won’t panic, spaces the floor, and understands how to play in big moments.
