Westmont’s Skyler Knight: a spacing-first guard who can heat up fast
Skyler Knight has already shown she can swing a game with perimeter shooting, including a 15-point outing on 5-of-10 from three that helped Westmont get rolling, and her freshman season at Westmont featured 13 appearances with a season-high nine points. She looks like a fit for teams that value floor spacing, quick-trigger shot creation, and a guard who can punish help defense; the non-stat differentiator is confidence and role readiness, with Westmont’s coverage describing her as “the definition” of what the program wants. That said, her current role appears still developing, so she profiles more as a promising rotational shooter than a proven high-usage creator.[1][6][9]
