Michaela Dapprich brings efficient two-way wing scoring with proven big-game production
Dapprich has shown she can be a reliable **scoring wing** for Omaha, averaging **13.9 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.8 assists** while starting all 31 games in her cited season, and she raised that level in Summit League play to **16.5 points per game**.[7] She also brings a real shooting differentiator—at Wichita State she led the team in **three-point percentage (.400)**, which fits a lineup that needs spacing and a guard/forward who can stretch defenses.[8] For a team, she looks like a high-usage, confident perimeter threat with proven conference production and enough versatility to help in multiple roles.[7][8]
