Daniella Velez brings two-way value and winning guard instincts for Presbyterian
Velez is a compact, high-motor **guard** who has grown into a meaningful all-around piece for Presbyterian, following a 2025-26 season where she averaged **5.4 points**, hit **29 threes**, and finished second on the team in **assists** with **40** while also ranking among the team leaders in **steals** and **blocks**.[10] In her best scoring games, she showed she can attack efficiently, including a **career-high 17 points** against Longwood and a **16-point** outing at UNC Asheville.[10][8] What makes her appealing is the blend of perimeter shooting, playmaking, and disruptive defense—useful traits for a team that wants a smart, competitive guard who can help in multiple ways without needing the ball every possession.[10]
