Amiya Carroll brings efficient perimeter scoring and top-end foul pressure to Delaware's backcourt
Carroll stands out as a guard who can stress defenses without forcing volume: in Delaware’s 2025 regular season, she posted 7.0 points per game, shot 75.0% from the field and 75.0% from three, and drew free throws at an elite 96.9 free-throw-rate mark[3]. That profile suggests a composed, efficient scorer who can create value with cutting, spacing and contact-seeking rather than pure shot volume. For a team, she looks like a fit if you want a low-mistake, high-efficiency guard who can play with pace and punish overreactions, though the small sample size in the available stats means her long-term ceiling is best judged with more game volume[1][3].
