a steady, table-setting guard with a defensive edge
Riley Hemm has long been a glue-piece guard for Presbyterian, with the kind of ball movement and defensive activity that coaches love: in the 2016-17 season, she led the Blue Hose in assists 11 times and steals 16 times, and she also shot 53% from the field and 35% from deep in that span. Her profile suggests a smart, low-mistake connector rather than a pure volume scorer, which makes her appealing if you want poise, toughness, and lineup versatility. She looks like the kind of player who raises a team’s floor more than the box score screams.
