Stanford’s steady, versatile wing with a veteran’s feel
Katie Denny’s Stanford profile points to a versatile guard/wing who brought work rate, floor-running, and a reliable outside shot to the Cardinal, plus the kind of toughness that showed up even through injury setbacks in her Stanford career.[1][2] In the 2002-03 season, she averaged 2.0 points and 1.6 rebounds in 20 appearances, missing time with a sore knee and a broken hand, which underscores a player who kept coming back and giving Stanford length, effort, and depth on the perimeter.[2] If a team wants a low-drama, high-IQ connector who does a little of everything and does it with grit, she fits the bill.[2][6]
