veteran WSU guard with a history of late-season scoring bursts
Singer’s best documented Washington State run came in her senior season, when she played in all 28 games, started 10, averaged 4.8 points, and scored 12.7 points per game over the final three contests, including seven double-digit scoring games overall.[1] She profiles as a steady, experienced guard who can provide scoring punch in spurts and has shown she can rise late in the season, which makes her a useful fit for teams needing a competitive, battle-tested backcourt piece rather than a pure stats-driven star.[1]
