Natalie Hering brings efficient perimeter shooting and steady guard play to Thiel
Hering is a guard worth noticing because her game has shown real perimeter value: across her 2024-25 season at Presbyterian, she averaged 2.4 points in 11.6 minutes while shooting 42.3% overall, 21.1% from three, and 71.4% at the line, and at Thiel in 2025-26 she has already logged minutes and rebounding in limited action. She’s best viewed as a low-drama, role-ready backcourt piece who can space the floor, make simple reads, and compete without needing the ball a lot; her upside is in reliability, not flash.[1][2][13]
