Bridget Arens brings starter-level minutes, efficient scoring, and perimeter touch for South Dakota
Arens is a dependable frontcourt piece for South Dakota who started all 32 games and logged 26 minutes per night, showing she can handle a real role without disappearing. Her calling card is efficient, versatile scoring—she matched a career high with 17 points on 7-of-12 shooting and hit three 3-pointers against Oral Roberts—suggesting a forward who can stretch the floor and punish mismatches. The fit is strongest for teams that value reliability, spacing, and a player willing to do the steady, unglamorous work that keeps an offense functional.[1]
