Marco Banegas-Flores is a seasoned, low-drama guard who can stretch the floor and make winning plays
Banegas-Flores has been a steady backcourt option for UMass Lowell, starting 25 of 27 games in his graduate season while averaging 7.4 points, 2.5 rebounds, and 27.7 minutes with 37.8% shooting from the field.[1] His value goes beyond the box score: he has shown occasional high-end shooting upside, including a five-three-pointer game and an America East Player of the Week stretch built on 18.5 points and a team-best five steals.[2][5] He profiles as a fit for teams needing a mature guard who competes defensively, spaces the floor, and won’t need the ball to impact winning.[1][5]
