Grace O’Gara is the Wolves’ steady engine at guard
In the 2025-26 season, Grace O’Gara has emerged as West Georgia’s do-it-all backcourt organizer, with reports showing 9.3 points, 3.6 assists, and 1.8 steals per game, while team stats also place her among the Wolves’ most reliable creators and high-minute guards[4][15]. She stands out for her playmaking, defensive activity, and consistency in the lineup—she made 30 starts and finished 2025-26 leading the team in assists with 103, a sign she can run an offense without needing plays called just for her[7]. If a team wants a guard who competes, facilitates, and keeps the floor organized, O’Gara looks like a smart fit[7][11].
