a steady Portland guard with a timely scoring touch
In the 2006-07 season, Mackenzie Larson gave Portland a reliable backcourt spark, averaging 2.4 points and 1.2 rebounds per game while starting three games and matching a career-high eight points in multiple outings[1][5][6]. Her profile reads like a classic glue guard: not flashy, but dependable, composed, and capable of giving the Pilots a lift in short bursts when the game tightens up[1][5]. If a team needs low-drama effort, perimeter depth, and someone who can slot into a system without demanding the ball, Larson fits the bill.
