Joceline Geara brings efficient perimeter upside and a steady team-first motor to Northwestern State
Geara is a compact, high-motor guard whose value goes beyond box-score volume: Northwestern State notes she had a “great attitude on and off the court,” and in 2024-25 she shot 34.6% from three on meaningful attempts while posting season highs of 10 points, 6 assists and 21 minutes in one game[13]. Her freshman year numbers were modest overall, but the profile suggests a floor-spacing guard with playmaking instincts, defensive activity and a willingness to accept a role—making her a fit for teams that want energy, shooting and low-drama toughness[4][6][13].
