Lorelei Nelson brings two-way disruption and rebound edge to Minot State
Nelson profiles as a high-impact, defense-first forward who already proved she can affect games without heavy usage: in the 2023-24 season, she led Minot State with 4.6 rebounds per game, posted a team-high 54 steals and 15 blocks, and also chipped in 6.8 points per game while starting 26 of 31 contests.[1] Her value is in the dirty work—activity, versatility, and playmaking from the forward spot—plus she has a verified 21-point ceiling and a knack for creating extra possessions.[1]
