a versatile, productive guard with proven scoring touch
D'Hont showed real offensive usefulness at Canisius, including a 14-point outing in the referenced game and a 2016-17 stretch where she averaged 10.8 points, 4.7 rebounds, and nearly three assists per game on 45.3% shooting.[1][2] Her differentiator is balance: she can score without forcing, rebound from the guard spot, and contribute as a steady all-around piece rather than a one-dimensional gunner.[2] For a team, that profile fits a coach who values efficiency, toughness, and a guard who can make the game easier for everyone else.[2]
