Mellissa Giegerich brings size, bench stability, and efficient interior minutes to Davidson
Giegerich’s value for Davidson came from her dependable interior presence: in the 2014-15 season she played in 29 of 30 games, averaged 10.9 minutes, and shot 43.9% from the floor, giving the Wildcats a low-mistake big who could absorb spot minutes without needing touches. Davidson’s roster notes also describe a career-high 18-minute debut at Furman, signaling trust in her readiness and composure. She profiles as a fit for teams needing size, effort, and steady rotation depth more than volume scoring.
