Purdue’s two-way guard with a Hall of Fame résumé and record-breaking steel
Kelly Komara is best known for being an elite, high-IQ Purdue guard whose 2001-02 senior season still stands out: she averaged 12.7 points, 4.4 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and set Purdue’s single-season steals record with 120 in the 2002 season. Across her Purdue career, she posted 1,266 points, 402 assists, and 297 steals, making her one of the program’s most complete backcourt players. She’s the kind of player/team fit that screams leadership, defensive disruption, and steady playmaking—plus a proven winner, having gone 112-22 during her four-year career.
