WSU's Historic Sharpshooter from the Late '90s
Tricia Lamb electrified Washington State women's basketball in the 1999-2000 season as a standout G/F, shattering school records with 69 three-pointers made (37.5% on 184 attempts), 442 points, and a jaw-dropping 8 treys in one game—national runner-up caliber. Named Pac-10 First Team, she ranked top-5 in WSU career threes (99) and points in first two seasons (707), showcasing elite shooting range, clutch scoring (33 pts twice), and record-setting volume. A proven differentiator with fiery intensity, she's the archetype of a game-changing perimeter threat perfect for teams needing spacing and firepower—no injury flags, pure bucket-getter.
