Northwestern Women’s Basketball: Jasmine McWilliams’ Senior Season Review
Northwestern women’s basketball senior Jasmine McWilliams had a mixed final season, showing defensive improvement but struggling offensively. Her increased playing time and defensive contributions were notable, but she faced challenges in offensive statistics and shooting efficiency.
By the Numbers- McWilliams played an average of 14.8 minutes per game, up from last year's 11.4.
- She scored eight points, four rebounds, and one block in her best game of the season.
- McWilliams took 65 of 89 two-point field goal attempts from the paint, showing 73% efficiency.
- She struggled from the arc, making no three-pointers out of six attempts.
- Her defensive improvement was evident, with 13 steals and 73 rebounds this season.
- She showed an impressive 85% free-throw percentage, up from 66.7% in the previous year.
Although McWilliams showed defensive growth, her offensive performance didn't show the expected development after her junior year, with shooting struggles and limited three-point success.
State of Play- McWilliams had increased playing time and transitioned into a defensive role.
- Her offensive statistics and shooting efficiency faced challenges, impacting her overall performance.
Jasmine McWilliams contributed as a defensive force and team leader, despite offensive struggles, showcasing her impact on and off the court in her final season at Northwestern.
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