Treyton Sam adds local size and upside to Dakota Wesleyan’s backcourt
Treyton Sam is a 2026 freshman guard for Dakota Wesleyan, listed at 6'1" and 170 pounds from Pine Ridge, South Dakota, giving the Tigers a young, regional piece with room to grow.[1][3] The stat sheet is still thin, so the appeal is more about projection than production right now: a guard body, local familiarity, and a chance to develop into a reliable NAIA rotation piece if his skill package catches up to his frame.[1][2]
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