UConn’s ultimate two-way matchup nightmare
Stewart was a rare UConn forward whose game separated her from almost everyone: in her senior season she averaged 19.4 points, 8.7 rebounds, 4.0 assists, and 3.4 blocks, winning the 2016 John R. Wooden Award after repeating in 2015.[1][5] What makes her especially valuable is the blend of elite size, rim protection, playmaking, and big-game poise—she was a four-time Final Four MOP and finished as one of the most decorated college players ever.[1][8] If you want a forward who can anchor both ends and elevate the whole offense, Stewart is the standard.
