Mallory Lawes brings efficient perimeter scoring and veteran polish to Binghamton’s backcourt
Lawes is a useful guard because she has already shown she can produce in real minutes, appearing in 30 games with three starts and hitting a season-high 11 points against Hartford in the 2024-25 season for Binghamton. Her appeal is less about raw volume and more about reliable shot-making, floor spacing, and a steadier, low-drama fit in a rotation; earlier at Loyola, she flashed efficient shooting with a 13-point game on perfect 4-for-4 overall and 3-for-3 from deep, suggesting she can punish defenses when she gets rhythm looks. If you want a guard who can complement primary creators without needing the offense built around her, she’s worth a close look.[4][5]
