Jenna Gilbert brought efficient frontcourt depth to La Salle
In the 2008-09 season, freshman forward Jenna Gilbert gave La Salle real depth as a versatile, high-motor interior player, finishing third on the team in rebounds per game (3.6) and field-goal percentage (.376) while leading the freshmen in scoring (4.5 points per game). She flashed useful glue-player traits — active on the glass, steady in short bursts, and capable of swinging a game with hustle plays — highlighted by an 8-rebound effort against Miami (OH) and a 12-point breakout vs. Delaware. The catch: her college career was brief, with a transfer in December 2009, so she reads more like a promising energy fit than a long-term cornerstone.
