the late-blooming Seton Hall scorer who can fill it up
In the 2000 season, Arminda Moreno emerged as Seton Hall’s go-to wing, leading the Pirates with 13.1 points per game and adding 5.1 rebounds while shooting 35.8% from three; she also put together a nine-game run of 15+ points, showing real momentum as a primary option[1][4]. Her profile is built on scoring versatility, size at 6-1, and strong intangibles—Seton Hall specifically noted her leadership and value beyond the box score, making her a fit for teams that want a competitive, multi-skill forward who can create offense and bring veteran presence[4][13].
