Versatile, low-usage two-way guard who quietly lifted UMKC in playmaking and defensive disruption
Leathers’ most valuable trait was her all-around versatility: in the 2015-16 season at Kansas City, she averaged 3.2 rebounds, 1.6 assists, and added defensive activity with steals and blocks while leading the team multiple times in assists, steals, and blocks.[1] That profile suggests a connected, high-motor G/F who impacts the game beyond scoring, which matters for teams that want lineup flexibility, secondary creation, and reliable effort plays. The biggest differentiator is her stat-sheet influence in several categories rather than one flashy scoring skill, making her a useful fit for a system that values toughness, unselfishness, and defensive range.[1]
