a classic Saint Louis board-wrecker with old-school grit
Amie Van Deurzen’s Saint Louis Billikens profile is a little time-warped, but the tape says she was a tough, productive frontcourt presence who could score inside, rebound, and create extra possessions; in a 2001 game, she posted a career-high 17 points and 13 rebounds, plus five steals, showing real two-way juice and intensity[3]. She also flashed consistency on the glass with multiple seven-rebound efforts and a first career double-double, which points to a player who impacts winning beyond clean box-score glamour[3][8]. If you want hustle, physicality, and a rebound-first mentality, she fits the bill.
