Northeastern’s high-usage, two-way creator who can heat up from deep
Quéliz is the kind of guard who changes a team’s tempo: in the 2024-25 season, she averaged 11.5 points, 3.0 assists, and 1.0 steal while playing 33.2 minutes per game, and she has shown real shot-making value as a perimeter threat and aggressive on-ball creator.[2][5] Her best selling points are pace, toughness, and defensive activity—traits that showed up long before college, when she built a reputation as a fast, cerebral point guard who could pile up steals and handle heavy lead-guard responsibility.[11][13] She is a fit for teams needing a confident ball-handler who can generate offense and pressure the ball, though efficiency and turnovers remain the key swing factors.[2][5]
