Northwestern Women’s Basketball 2023-24 Reserves Shine: Player Progress Revealed
Northwestern women’s basketball concluded an underwhelming season, finishing with the same 9-21 record as the previous year despite hopes for growth. However, individual players showed signs of progress, as we analyze the performances of reserves Crystal Wang, Mercy Ademusayo, and Alana Goodchild in the coming weeks.
By the Numbers- Crystal Wang averaged 5.4 minutes per game, with per-game averages of 1.5 points, 0.6 rebounds, and 0.5 assists.
- Mercy Ademusayo played an average of 7.2 minutes per game this season and achieved career-bests in rebounds, assists, and steals.
- Alana Goodchild saw her minutes increase to 7.5 per game and also saw improvements in rebounds, assists, and steals.
Despite the overall progress, the players may face limited playing time with competition from fellow forwards with more eligibility.
State of Play- The Northwestern women’s basketball team finished with an identical 9-21 record for the 2023-24 season.
- Several players showed signs of individual progress, despite the team's underwhelming performance.
The upcoming analysis will delve into the individual performances of other players from the past season, providing insights into the team's overall strengths and areas for improvement.
Bottom LineNorthwestern women’s basketball players, including reserves Crystal Wang, Mercy Ademusayo, and Alana Goodchild, demonstrated individual progress despite the team's disappointing season, foreshadowing potential for improvement in the future.
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