two-way Northern Colorado guard with elite steal pressure and playmaking touch
Stoermer was a high-impact Northern Colorado guard known for stuffing the stat sheet, combining scoring, assists, steals, and even shot-blocking as a rare all-around perimeter threat; in the 2008-09 season, she averaged 12.8 points, 3.2 assists, and 2.3 steals while starting every game and leading the team in minutes, and she also set the school’s Division I-era single-game steals record with nine. Her differentiators were toughness, ball pressure, and big-game versatility, making her a strong fit for a team that values high motor, defensive disruption, and a guard who can create offense without needing constant touches.[2][6][8]
