Kaley Perkins brings efficient bench value and steady two-way instincts to Kent State
In the 2024-25 season, Kaley Perkins was a low-usage but productive guard for Kent State, appearing in eight games and finishing with 27 points, 13 rebounds, five assists, five steals and one block while scoring a career-high 13 against Walsh[2]. Her profile is built on versatility, defensive activity and the kind of opportunistic shooting that can punish mistakes, as shown by her 2024-25 three-point efficiency and earlier stint at Oklahoma where she flashed strong perimeter shooting in limited minutes[2][6]. For a team, she looks like a smart fit if you need a disciplined, connective guard who competes hard and can give you efficient minutes without needing touches to matter[1][2]
