Nyla Walker brings late-game poise and efficient secondary creation for Gardner-Webb
In the 2025-26 season, Nyla Walker has been a steady backcourt piece for Gardner-Webb, with credible scoring punch and playmaking touch while also showing she can deliver in winning moments—most notably a game-clinching bucket in a 54-52 road win at UNC Asheville.[13] Her 2024-25 profile shows a compact, defense-leaning guard who can contribute across the board, and her 2025-26 production has included 6.9 points, 2.1 assists, and 1.58 rebounds per game, with Gardner-Webb listing her as a key guard option.[3][8] She looks like a fit for teams wanting toughness, shot-making in tight spaces, and a guard comfortable doing the unglamorous stuff.
