Veteran guard value with shot-making and leadership upside
Kelly Jaskot brings a proven guard profile built on scoring instincts, perimeter shooting, and dependable minutes; in her best documented college stretches, she showed she can create offense from deep and handle a meaningful workload, including a 23-point, 7-threes breakout against No. 11 Duke and a Penn State run where she averaged 15.9 points and 6.8 rebounds before a season-ending ACL injury. That blend of shooting, toughness, and recovery-tested resilience makes her intriguing for a team that wants a mature, competitive backcourt piece rather than just a box-score compiler.[8][9]
