steady North Dakota guard with Latvian edge and versatile backcourt value
Davids Atelbauers brings a compact, team-first guard profile to North Dakota: ESPN lists him as a guard from Riga, Latvia with current output around 2.0 points per game, 0.7 rebounds, 0.7 assists, and 33.7% shooting in the most recently surfaced season data[1][2]. His best differentiator is experience—he started seven games as a freshman for UND and later showed he can fill multiple roles, including a 25-game sophomore season with a 12-point, 4-assist peak[2][9]. He looks like a fit for a program that values toughness, connector play, and reliable depth more than flash[2][6].
