Gonzaga’s proven perimeter threat from the late-1990s Bulldogs
Carmel Lampson stood out as a **reliable scoring wing** for Gonzaga, highlighted by a 16-point game vs. Portland in 2000 and 11 points vs. Santa Clara, with clear value as a **3-point shooter** who could stretch defenses[1][2]. Her fit comes from shot-making and spacing more than flashy volume, making her the kind of player coaches trust when they need a steady offensive option on the floor[1][2].
