Seattle U guard whose game was cut short by injury, but whose toughness still stands out
Monica Nevi is a former Seattle Redhawks guard who was a four-year varsity standout at Hazen High, where she averaged 16.3 points per game and earned All-Seamount First Team honors four straight years; at Seattle U, recurring ankle injuries derailed her college career, which is the biggest context for why she never became a stat-sheet star. Her differentiator is grit: she was a multi-sport athlete, a high-IQ team leader, and by all accounts brought relentless competitive energy. If you value resilience, local roots, and a player who understood the game beyond numbers, she fits the mold.
