Cal Poly’s Ashlee Burns brings shooting gravity and late-game poise
Ashlee Burns was a high-impact Cal Poly guard whose calling card was perimeter shot-making and clutch scoring: in 2010-11 she hit 42% from three and scored 22 points twice, and she later delivered a late layup and free throw in a one-possession win over UCSB in 2011-12.[1][3][5] Her value goes beyond the box score—she proved she could swing games as a bench scorer, spacing the floor and punishing defenses when they lost track of her, making her a strong fit for teams that need a reliable shooter with composure in tight moments.[1][5]
