Markayla Sherman brings steady backcourt production and proven scoring touch at UMass Lowell
Sherman has shown she can be a reliable **scoring guard**, posting **7.5 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 1.2 assists per game** with **36.0% shooting** in the referenced UMass Lowell season, and she also had a **career-high 15 points** in an earlier game report. Her profile suggests a player who can give you usable perimeter offense without needing high usage, which makes her appealing if you want a guard who can fit into structure rather than demand the ball. For a team valuing consistency, composure, and secondary scoring, she looks like a solid fit.[3][2]
