Kate DePaepe brings size, rebounding, and gritty glue-play to Portland State
In the 2009-10 season, Kate DePaepe was a productive frontcourt piece for Portland State, averaging 4.3 points and 3.2 rebounds per game, with a reputation for stepping in as a reserve who could stabilize the game with effort and boards.[11] Earlier Portland State coverage highlighted that she improved as the year went on, played significantly more minutes down the stretch, and shot nearly 50% from the floor, which suggests a player whose value goes beyond box-score flash.[8] She looks like a good fit for teams wanting toughness, rebounding, and low-drama reliability rather than a high-usage scorer.[14][8]
