JeVaughn Sargent gives Gallaudet a hot-handed, high-upside backcourt spark
In the 2025-26 season, JeVaughn Sargent has emerged as a reliable scoring guard for Gallaudet, averaging 9.3 points in 21.9 minutes while also shooting 88.9% at the line, with several strong scoring bursts including 17 and 18-point outings off the bench[2][4][10][12][13]. What makes him intriguing is the mix: he’s a first-year college basketball player with clear confidence as a shot-maker, useful 3-point volume, and enough toughness to earn a starting role, making him a fit for teams needing a guard who can heat up quickly and bring energy without needing the offense built around him[8][12][13][14].
