Purdue Fort Wayne’s elite-shooting, all-around engine
In the 2024-25 season, Lauren Ross was Purdue Fort Wayne’s do-it-all guard, averaging 15.2 points and 5.0 rebounds while leading the Mastodons to their deepest postseason run in program history. Her calling card is absurd efficiency: she became the first NCAA player ever to lead the country in both 3-point percentage (47.6%) and free throw percentage (94.8%), and she paired that shooting with toughness, timely scoring, and Academic All-America-level consistency. If you need a confident, high-IQ wing who spaces the floor and raises a team’s ceiling, Ross is exactly your kind of problem.
