Teshaya Anderson is giving Point Park a gritty two-way presence at guard
Anderson’s early 2025-26 line is modest offensively, but she already shows useful guard traits: she played 27 minutes in Point Park’s opener, posted 3 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals, and took on a heavy on-ball load despite five turnovers against a tough opponent.[1][2] The upside case is her activity level and defensive disruption, and Point Park’s own game recap shows she can also scale up quickly when needed—she scored 22 points with 4 rebounds and 4 assists in a win over Davis & Elkins.[6] For a team needing toughness, pace, and perimeter defense, she looks like a competitive fit rather than a finished product.[1][6]
