Maryland’s clutch, high-efficiency shot-maker
In the 2024-25 season, Sarah Te-Biasu has been a steady two-way guard for Maryland, averaging 8.9 points, 2.4 assists and shooting 40.5% from three across 27 games, while flashing big-game upside with performances like 26 points at Oregon and 22 points in NCAA play. Her differentiators are elite perimeter efficiency, late-game shot-making and veteran poise; she also brings strong free-throw accuracy and enough playmaking to keep an offense organized. She looks like a strong fit for a team that needs a composed, spacing-friendly guard who can punish mistakes and hit pressure shots.[1][2][14][15]
