reliable UMBC guard with floor-spacing upside and steady all-around impact
Teklits has been a low-usage, efficient guard for UMBC, with career-relevant production showing modest scoring, solid rebounding for a perimeter player, and enough shooting touch to matter as a complementary piece. In UMBC’s 2018-19 season notes, she averaged 3.3 points, 2.0 rebounds, shot 36.8% from the field and 35.2% from three, which points to a player who can stretch the floor and play within a role. She looks best as a fit for teams that value spacing, decision-making, and steady execution over high-usage shot creation.[6][5]
