Kate Thompson was Michigan’s dead-eye sharpshooter, not a volume hoarder
In the 2012-13 season, Kate Thompson emerged as one of Michigan’s most dangerous perimeter threats, setting the program’s single-season record with 110 made threes and finishing second all-time at Michigan with 198 career triples. Her game was built on elite spacing, quick-trigger shooting, and the kind of off-ball gravity that bends defenses even when she’s not touching the ball. Beyond the box score, she brought senior poise, academic consistency, and a reputation for high-end efficiency and reliability—exactly the kind of guard who fits a team that values shooting, discipline, and instant offensive leverage.
