Meskhenet Lands was Loyola’s two-way engine and a high-impact scoring guard
Meskhenet Lands stood out as a rugged, production-heavy guard for Loyola Chicago, with 2003-04 season averages of 13.2 points, 3.48 assists and 1.85 steals per game, plus 13 team scoring leads and four 20-point games[1][6]. She was praised for a breakout stretch of efficient, all-around play and was described as the team’s top perimeter defender, with quick hands and a knack for turning pressure into transition chances[12][15]. She also reached 1,000 career points in 2005 and earned All-Horizon League honors, signaling a player whose competitiveness and two-way value made her a strong fit for a team needing toughness, scoring and backcourt leadership[1][2][6].
