SLU’s high-volume perimeter threat with freshman upside
Bergstrom has emerged as a useful **spacing guard** for Saint Louis, averaging 4.5 points in 12.6 minutes as a freshman in 2024-25 while launching 4.2 threes per game and briefly flashing major shot-making upside with a 21-point high and a school-record-tying 7 made threes in one game.[1][2][5][7] Her value is tied less to box-score volume and more to gravity: she can stretch defenses, showed she can handle ranked competition early, and was recognized as A-10 Rookie of the Week after efficient scoring bursts against California Baptist and No. 6 USC.[5][7][10] The fit question is straightforward—if you need a guard who can **space the floor** and grow into a bigger role, Bergstrom is intriguing, but her current profile is still built more on shooting than all-around production.[1][4][11]
