a physical 6-3 paint presence built on defense and effort
Schanuel profiles as a true center whose biggest value is size, activity, and interior toughness: Monmouth described her as a 6-3 post who is “strong, aggressive, and very active,” and noted she makes it hard for opponents to get clean looks in the paint.[3] Her college production was modest in limited minutes, but the fit question is more about role than box-score volume—she offers length, rim protection potential, and a hard-working, low-drama profile that coaches can plug into a defensive front line.[1][3]
