a 6-foot guard-forward who brought size, shooting, and versatility to UMES
In the 2008 season, Josephine McLane gave Maryland Eastern Shore a true guard-forward hybrid look: she was listed at 6-foot and, as a freshman, scored 4.8 points per game while finishing third on the team with 37 made threes and starting 22 games the next season. Her game suggests a stretch-wing profile—useful for spacing, with enough size to defend multiple spots—and she even hit a key jumper in a comeback win over Kent State. If a team wants a steady, multipurpose perimeter player who can stretch the floor and fit into different lineups, McLane checked those boxes nicely.
