a three-level lead guard who can score, create, and close games
Stewart was one of North Dakota’s most complete guards, pairing high-volume scoring with real playmaking: in the 2019-20 season he led the Summit League in assists (5.1 per game) while ranking third in scoring (17.8 ppg), and he had already posted a 35-point, 6-assist game with a game-winning three against North Dakota State.[2][9][5] His fit is strongest for teams that want a tough, offense-driving guard who can carry late-clock possessions; the main caution is that his value is more creation and shot-making than elite efficiency or defense, though he consistently showed he could handle heavy usage and big moments.[4][9]