former Milwaukee forward whose game was built on toughness, rebounding, and resilience
Dana Schultz’s Milwaukee profile reads like a grinder with real value: in the 2005-06 season she started 26 of 27 games, averaged 3.4 points and 2.3 rebounds, and earned praise for rebounding from a knee injury that had wiped out the prior season. Her differentiator was not flash—it was durability, interior toughness, and the ability to give the Panthers steady minutes after major injury setbacks. If you want a fearless forward who brings edge, experience, and glue-player energy, Schultz fits the bill.
