Army guard Micky Mallette brings captain-level toughness and glue-guy value
Micky Mallette was a reliable, high-IQ Army guard whose value went well beyond box-score lines: in the 2005-06 season, she started 11 of 26 games, shot 86.8% from the free-throw line, and contributed steady defense, passing, and leadership for a team that reached the NCAA Tournament. Her differentiators were composure, toughness, and intensity—she was selected by teammates as a captain and even helped anchor the program’s leadership culture. If you want a guard who competes, organizes, and elevates the locker room, she fits the bill.
