Ellie Stevens brings versatile wing scoring and reliable shooting to San Jose State
Stevens profiles as a useful, low-drama forward who can space the floor and finish efficiently: in her 2015-16 season at San Jose State, she averaged 5.1 points and 2.1 rebounds in 20.0 minutes per game while hitting 38.6% from three and 88.9% at the line, plus she started 28 of 30 games. Her value is in the clean, complementary stuff—shot-making, willingness to defend, and steady rotation minutes—rather than empty-volume stats, which makes her a fit for a team that needs a disciplined, catch-and-shoot forward who won’t hijack possessions.[1]
