Bri Avey gives Columbia a steady, low-usage guard with academic discipline and improving all-around value
Avey’s 2025-26 sophomore season showed a reliable rotation guard profile: 24 games played, 27 points, 43 rebounds, 10 assists, and defensive activity with steals and a block, after appearing in 14 games as a freshman. Her biggest differentiators are versatility, team-first habits, and consistency in a supporting role rather than high-volume scoring, backed by AMC Academic All-Conference and NAIA Daktronics Scholar-Athlete recognition. She looks like a fit for teams needing a disciplined, coachable guard who rebounds, moves the ball, and does the small things well.[1][2]
