Oregon’s efficient scoring guard with a battle-tested résumé
Petersen finished her Oregon career with 1,226 points in 126 games, the most appearances in program history, and broke out as a senior by averaging 13.4 points while shooting 45.9% from the field and 44.7% from three. Her value goes beyond scoring: after a season-ending ACL injury in her sophomore year, she steadily climbed back to become a primary creator and the team’s assist leader as a junior, showing resilience, shot-making, and playmaking. She’s a fit if you want a guard who can score efficiently, handle the ball, and keep competing through adversity.[1][2]
