a paint-protecting forward with efficient scoring touch
In the 2000-01 season, Steve Bridgemahon gave Monmouth a steady frontcourt presence: he played in all 31 games, started 30, led the Hawks in rebounding in nine games, and posted 12 points and four rebounds in the NEC title game, showing he could rise in big moments[1]. His calling card was defense and efficiency—Monmouth described him as an excellent defensive player and noted he was known for drawing charges, while he also shot .598 from the field in 2000-01 and finished his Monmouth career with a .572 field-goal mark[1][4]. If your team wants a tough, experienced forward who does the dirty work, Bridgemahon fits the bill.
