Davidson’s versatile 5-10 mismatch weapon
Monica Laune brought senior-year versatility to Davidson, with the program describing her as a guard/forward who can defend inside and out and create offensive mismatches thanks to her size and athleticism. In the 2009-10 season, she posted career highs in scoring and rebounding, averaging 7.9 points per game and hitting 42.3% from three while shooting 43.7% overall, a nice little reminder that she could stretch the floor and punish defenses. She also earned a reputation as a defensive stopper, which makes her a strong fit for teams needing two-way toughness, switchability, and a player who can fill multiple roles without drama.
