Deep-rotation guard with a development-first profile at New Hampshire
Weidmyer’s current statistical impact is limited — in the available season data she is averaging 0.2 points, 0.8 assists, 0.3 steals and about 0.1 rebounds per game — so her value is less about box-score production and more about whether she can grow into a steadier creator and defensive piece for New Hampshire.[1] The main reason to care is upside: a guard in a program environment where development matters can still become useful if her decision-making, pace and on-ball pressure improve. If you need immediate scoring punch, she is not that player; if you want a low-usage, coachable guard to develop, the fit is more interesting.[1]
