high-IQ, elite-shooting lead guard who powered Drexel’s best stretch
Creighton was Drexel’s steady engine at point guard, starting every game of her career and finishing as the program’s winningest player, a rare mix of durability, leadership, and production. In her final season she was one of the nation’s most efficient perimeter threats, hitting 44.1% from three and ranking among the national leaders in made threes, while also averaging 5.6 assists per game with an elite 3.23 assist-to-turnover ratio. The knee-injury interruption in 2014-15 makes her comeback and consistency even more impressive.[1][2][5]
