Armani Rivera gives Franklin Pierce a steady, shot-making wing with real lineup value
In the 2025-26 season, Armani Rivera played in 21 games and started 10, scoring 108 points while shooting 37.9% from the field, a solid sign of rotation trust for a sophomore guard at Franklin Pierce.[1] She has shown she can bend a defense with timely threes and add offense in the flow of the game, including key baskets in competitive stretches against Dartmouth and AIC in 2025-26.[3][9][11] What makes her intriguing is the combo of spot-up range, composure, and willingness to hit big shots without needing the spotlight—exactly the kind of glue guard who can fit a team that values reliable perimeter scoring and low-drama toughness.[1][9][11]
