a WMU guard remembered for efficient scoring and deep-range touch
Sarah Hurrle’s Western Michigan profile is defined by shot-making: she finished her college career with 76 threes, and Western Michigan’s record book still ties her to the program’s long-range history. In the 2000 season, she was cited as a key scorer for the Broncos, including a stretch where she averaged 22.4 points per game, and a 15-point outing vs. Notre Dame showed she could produce against strong competition. She looks like a fit for teams that value spacing, confident perimeter shooting, and a guard who can create offense without needing the ball to dominate every possession.
