a veteran Cal Poly guard known as a sharp-shooting floor spacer
In the 2000 season, Cal Poly’s Leah Wilde was described by Faith Mimnaugh as “a great three-point shooter,” and that’s the kind of guard who quietly changes games: a reliable spacer with catch-and-shoot value, veteran poise, and a fit for teams that need shooting without drama. Available stat references also list her as a guard at Cal Poly with career production in limited games, which suggests a role player who impacts the floor more than the box score. If your team needs a steady, perimeter-oriented guard who can stretch defenses, she’s the right flavor of useful.
