Anjelicia Del Valle brings length, defensive grit, and a backcourt role on the rise at SEMO
In the 2024-25 season, Anjelicia Del Valle gave Southeast Missouri State a 5-foot-11 guard with size, hustle, and a growing role, appearing in 28 games and making 13 starts while averaging 1.3 points, 1.4 rebounds, and 0.3 assists. She’s not a box-score headline yet, but her value shows up in versatility, rebound help from the guard spot, and trust from the staff; SEMO’s own coverage noted she earned a third straight start and logged her most minutes in a stretch run. If you want a steady, physical, team-first guard who can keep climbing, she’s intriguing.
