Watching the development of Lindsey over the year has been amazing! The 5’11 wing offers so much to the game and plays the right way. Although the intangibles like diving for loose balls and defensive intensity stick out, Lemay brings a solid 3-point shot, along with top-notch offensive rebounding, while also having remarkable athleticism that allows her finish at the rim easily. She is one of the better 2-way wings in New England and that’s thanks to her high motor that allows her to function at a top-tier level on both sides of the ball. Defensively, Lemay is a menace on the floor. On the perimeter she hounds ball handlers and makes them feel uncomfortable, yet when rotating down in help, Lindsey disrupts entry passes. Simply put, Lindsey makes her team better when she is on the court and Northeastern has themselves a good one coming their way.

Lindsey Lemay (2025) | 5’11 Wing | Bay Sate Jags

Lindsey was remarkable over the weekend. She is a marvelous athletic 2-way athletic wing who allowed her defense to fuel her offense in the games watched. Lindsey’s explosive play led to multiple turnovers that turn into easy points. After a score, Lemay is immediately up pressing almost 90 feet away from the basket with her arms fully extended and moving laterally while being low to the ground. For ballhandlers that aren’t extremely comfortable handling the ball under duress, Lemay poses as a nightmare matchup. She closes the gap and lures dribblers into traps at the sideline. Lindsey causes turnovers, but her impact is shown in deflections and her sheer ability to fluster opponents. She has the ability to shut sides off the court down when she is on the floor. Lemay is deceptively quick and covers a lot of ground in a small amount of time. Offensively, Lemay was sporting her attacking off the dribble ability. She was driving and cutting through the lane viscously and those lead to some tough scores in critical periods of the game. Lindsey was also collecting a bunch of offensive weakside and strongside rebounds in tight spots. Lemay’s ability to be everywhere on the floor is an underrated attribute that can be easily overlooked. Lemay was really impressive and had some stately performances in her play over the weekend.