Lauren Patnode is a disruptive 6-foot guard with two-way upside for La Salle
In the 2025-26 season, Lauren Patnode has been a steady rotation guard for La Salle, averaging about 3.1 points, 1.8 rebounds and 0.9 assists while playing roughly 17.3 minutes per game. She stands out more for her length, defensive activity and willingness to do the dirty work than for volume scoring, and La Salle has trusted her in competitive moments—most notably when she helped hold Rhode Island’s Brooklyn Gray to five points on nine shots in February 2026. If your team wants a big guard who competes, defends and fits into a system without needing touches, she’s the kind of glue piece coaches love.
