The reigning Big East-North Conference POY returns for her final season looking to build off of a stellar junior campaign where she averaged 21.8 points, 8.7 rebounds, 2.8 assists 5.3 steals, and 1.0 block per game while going over the 1,000 career point mark in late January.

Crowe may be among the most stoic players in Wisconsin, and doesn’t let anything get to her, or at least let anyone else think something is getting to her. The SMC guard/wing played through plenty of contact and used her physicality to play through it. She is also not someone who will let calls/no calls get her out of her rhythm, as she showed today. She is a player who has grown on me since I first saw her play in her sophomore season.

The athletic tools are all there for Crowe to be a scholarship-level player, and the opportunities are already there for her. Crowe showed what she was capable of late in the AAU season in 2025 and built on that with an excellent high school campaign this past winter. She’s a competitive player who can do everything on both ends of the floor, and I’d expect more interest to come her way the rest of the way until she decides where she will play her four years of college basketball.