Playmaking, pressure defense, and veteran glue for William & Mary
DeHenzel’s calling card is two-way guard play: she piled up 429 career assists and 229 steals at William & Mary, both among the program’s all-time leaders, which points to a player who can create for others and disrupt opponents.[5] In the 2011 season, she was producing around 5.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 4.8 assists per game with ESPN listing her field-goal percentage at 31.0%, so her value was less about scoring volume and more about making the offense function and bringing intensity on the defensive end.[7] She looks like a fit for teams that need a steady, high-IQ guard who can handle the ball, apply pressure, and do the little things that win possessions.[1][2]
