Freshman scorer Kamryn McLaurin is already HCU’s go-to bucket-getter
Kamryn McLaurin has emerged as Houston Christian’s leading scorer as a freshman, highlighted by a career-high 29 points off the bench in a double-overtime win over Southeastern and a seven-double-figure-games start to the season.[5][10] She pairs efficient shot-making with defensive activity — 56.5% shooting, 1.8 steals per game, and strong pressure on the ball — giving HCU a guard who can create offense without needing the playbook built around her.[2][11] For a team, she looks like a competitive, high-upside guard with real instant-offense value and two-way juice.[5][8]
