Theryn Hallock back from injury with new perspective for MSU women's basketball
After a foot injury sidelined her last season, Michigan State guard Theryn Hallock returns with a new perspective.
EAST LANSING — Theryn Hallock, a senior guard for Michigan State's women's basketball team, is set to return from injury after a challenging season. During her absence due to a foot injury last season, Hallock gained a new perspective, learning about her own capabilities, the team, and the importance of self-care. Now back for her final season, Hallock is eager to showcase her skills and leadership to the Spartans.
Her return is particularly significant for a squad comprised of nine new players. Hallock, one of the most experienced players on the team with 100 career games under her belt, has averaged double-digits scoring in the last three seasons and has been a key contributor to the NCAA tournament squads. Her leadership, both on and off the court, is highly regarded by her coach, Robyn Fralick, who noted her growth in perspective and ability to understand the team's discussions during her injury.
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