Courtney Cremer brings size, shot-blocking and interior reliability to Portland State
Courtney Cremer is a classic rim-protecting center whose best value comes from size, defensive presence and steady, low-usage interior play; in the 2010-11 season, she appeared in all 32 games for Portland State, averaged 13.8 minutes, and helped the Vikings produce 30 total blocks while she contributed 0.9 blocks per game[6]. Her scoring profile was modest—ESPN lists her at 2.3 points and 1.1 rebounds with a 42.1% field-goal rate in the available stat sample—so the appeal is not volume offense but functional frontcourt defense and matchup size[3].
