Jenyce Woodruff brings veteran frontcourt grit to American
In the 2004 season, Jenyce Woodruff flashed real interior value for American, including a 10-point, 10-rebound double-double in the opener and a 13-point outing later that month, showing she could score, rebound, and hold her own as a physical forward[3][10]. The best reason to care: she looks like a steady, do-the-dirty-work piece—active on the glass, reliable enough to finish around the rim, and useful in competitive stretches when a team needs toughness more than flash[5][10].
