Pepperdine’s veteran guard is the offensive engine and a proven big-game shot-maker
Damaris Hinojosa has been described as the backbone of Pepperdine’s offense, with the ability to score, create for teammates, and punish defenses from three-point range; one reliable profile calls her the team’s leading scorer, passer, and three-point shooter, and notes she earned All-WCC honors for three straight seasons and WCC Tournament MVP recognition. In the 2001-02 season, she averaged 13.6 points per game, then worked back from April back surgery while still practicing, which adds a little “toughness meter” juice to her profile. If a team wants a smart, high-IQ guard who can carry usage and thrive in pressure moments, she fits the bill. [1][10]
