Margaret Roundtree brings Gardner-Webb a proven scoring punch and rebound help from the forward spot
Roundtree stands out as a frontcourt scorer who can also finish on the glass, with Gardner-Webb’s own roster notes highlighting a 24-point, 9-rebound career high and a 19-point, 7-rebound performance in conference play.[6] That profile suggests a forward who can create real pressure inside rather than just occupy space, which matters if you want a reliable paint presence with some offensive upside.[6] The available public information is limited, but the takeaway is clear: she offers toughness, production, and a track record of stepping up in key games.[6]
