Sacramento State’s sharpshooting guard with historic range
Michelle St. Clair is best known for being one of Sacramento State’s all-time perimeter threats: she set the program single-season record with 77 three-pointers in the 2000-01 season and finished that year with 411 points, while also earning first-team All-Big Sky honors[1][2]. Her calling card is pure shot-making and offensive gravity—she can stretch defenses, punish help, and carry scoring load in big moments, including a 20-point game in a win over Gonzaga[2]. If a roster needs a confident guard who can light up the scoreboard and change spacing, she’s the archetype[1][2].
