Kati Harty was a steady, pass-first lead guard who fueled Green Bay’s offense
Harty was a dependable four-year starter for Green Bay, and her calling card was playmaking: in her senior season, she led the Phoenix with 142 assists while also averaging 9.6 points per game. That mix of distribution and scoring makes her valuable as a floor general rather than just a volume shooter, and her résumé suggests a player trusted in big minutes and responsible with the ball. She looks like the kind of guard who raises the team’s organizational level, fits well in structured offenses, and brings experience, poise, and toughness to a backcourt.
