Sarah Traynor brings steady ballhandling, veteran poise, and low-mistake play to Wofford
In the 2016-17 season, Sarah Traynor was a dependable Wofford guard who played 29.0 minutes per game, averaged 4.4 points, 4.4 assists, and 1.7 rebounds, and ranked among the team’s steadier distributors and tempo-setters.[2][4] Her edge was feel, not flash: she posted 28.9 minutes per game in Wofford’s all-time leaders and had a strong assist profile that showed real floor-general instincts.[6] For a team needing composure, connective passing, and a guard who can organize possessions without forcing the issue, she looks like a smart fit.[2][6]
