Tre Lucia brings efficient, defense-first guard play to UCCS
In the 2025-26 season, Tre Lucia has been a compact, mistake-conscious guard for Colorado-Colorado Springs, producing 4.1 points per game on .466 shooting and .414 from three while adding 13 assists against just 10 turnovers.[5] The numbers say role player; the tape-friendly angle says spark plug: he’s a bench guard who can space the floor, defend with energy, and give UCCS reliable minutes without forcing the issue.[5][15]
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