Lauren Lenhardt brought efficient scoring and interior toughness to Boise State
In the 2012 season, Boise State forward Lauren Lenhardt was a high-efficiency frontcourt scorer, ranking 10th in the Mountain West at 12.1 points per game and leading the conference while placing 29th nationally in field-goal percentage at 54.3%.[11] She also flashed big-game punch—games of 22, 23, and 21 points appear in the record—plus rebounding and shot-blocking pop, which made her more than just a finisher.[1][3][4][8] The fit takeaway: if a team wants a physical, reliable forward who scores without wasting possessions and can carry stretches offensively, Lenhardt is the kind of steady troublemaker you want in your corner.[1][11]
