Zhane Thompson gives Northwestern State a spacing-first guard with real 3-point juice
In the 2024-25 season, Zhane Thompson was a useful perimeter threat for Northwestern State, averaging 2.9 points in 24 games while knocking down 22 threes at 32.8% and even hitting 44.1% from deep in conference play by mid-December. She stands out as a catch-and-shoot spacer who can stretch defenses, with enough guard skills to chip in rebounds and occasional secondary playmaking, and her early-Game 1 burst shows she can heat up quickly. She looks like a fit for teams needing a low-usage, high-spacing guard rather than a primary creator.
