Koy Nelson brings steady point-guard production and timely scoring to St. Scholastica
In the 2025-26 season, Nelson is off to a limited statistical start, but his track record shows a guard who can control stretches of a game with scoring, playmaking, and toughness; he had a 23-point, 4-assist outing against St. Olaf and four straight 20-point games in January 2025, while also flashing rebounding value from the backcourt.[1][7][10] The main differentiator is his all-around impact for a guard—he can score efficiently when engaged, make plays for others, and compete physically, which makes him a strong fit for a team needing a resilient, high-motor lead guard rather than just a pure shooter.[2][6][8]
