Nyah Leveretter brings veteran size, rebounding, and SEC toughness to Georgia
In the 2024-25 season, Nyah Leveretter gave Georgia a reliable veteran frontcourt presence, averaging 0.7 points and 1.1 rebounds in limited minutes after returning from an ACL injury that cost her the prior season.[2][7] She’s a 6-foot-2 forward with SEC experience, more than 30 career starts, and a reputation as a gritty glue player who can battle inside, rebound, and steady a locker room; Georgia also cited her as a top-100 prospect when she arrived.[6][9] If a team wants size, maturity, and defensive/physical edge more than box-score flash, she’s the kind of fit that quietly makes a roster sturdier.[1][8]
