Natalie Herrin is a steady, shooting-minded guard with starter experience for Presbyterian
Herrin’s value is built on floor spacing and reliability: in the 2024-25 season, she appeared in 17 games with seven starts, averaged 2.3 points and 1.7 rebounds in 11.6 minutes, and shot 71% from the free-throw line while handling spot playmaking duties. Her calling card showed more clearly in 2023-24, when she led Presbyterian in three-point percentage at 39.4% before a season-ending injury, signaling real catch-and-shoot upside. She fits best as a role guard who can stretch defenses, make simple decisions, and bring some proven toughness after bouncing back from injury.[2][5][8]
