Jaylee Aulds brings two-way disruption for UMass Boston
Aulds looks like a high-impact guard because her game is built around pressure defense, activity, and timely scoring, not just volume. In her recent high school play, she posted 15 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 steals, and was averaging 2.1 steals per game, which signals real defensive disruption and motor[1]. UMass Boston’s roster page lists her for 2025-26, but does not yet show current college stats, so the best read is that she profiles as a gritty, defense-first guard who can create extra possessions and fit a team that values intensity, toughness, and hustle[2].
