Troy Butler is emerging as a high-impact, two-way guard for Mitchell
In the 2025-26 season, Troy Butler flashed efficient scoring in limited sample size, posting 26 points on 9-for-18 shooting, 6-for-9 from the line, and contributing 2 steals in 29 minutes for Mitchell.[1] His appeal goes beyond points: recent college production shows a guard who can carry offense while also generating steals and playmaking, with Castleton noting he averaged 15.5 points, 34 assists, and 31 steals in 2024-25, plus a season-best 25-point game.[5] That mix of scoring punch, defensive activity, and competitive intensity makes him a strong fit if you want a perimeter creator who impacts both ends rather than a volume-only scorer.[5][11]