steady veteran guard who could stretch the floor and settle a game
Lydia Rohde was a 5-foot-10 Northwestern guard whose value came from reliable perimeter shooting and composure, not empty calories on the box score. In the 2017-18 season, she averaged 6.5 points per game and hit 39.3% of her threes, while also showing she could pop for efficient scoring nights like an 11-point game against Syracuse. She missed Northwestern’s first two Big Ten games with an upper-body injury, but returned to provide consistency off the bench. If a team wants a poised, spacing-friendly guard with experience and toughness, she’s the kind of low-drama, high-trust fit coaches love.
