Arizona’s steady, high-IQ guard with deep Wildcat roots
Trey Mason is a former Arizona guard and walk-on whose value came from poise, work ethic, and reliable spot-up shooting rather than volume stats. In his senior year at Loyola High School, he averaged 15.5 points per game and shot 42% from three, showing the floor-spacing touch that made him a useful combo guard. At Arizona, he was praised as a hard worker and a valuable practice contributor, with coaches noting his team-first mindset and toughness. If you need a glue guy who knows his role and won’t blink under the spotlight, Mason fits the bill.
