Scrappy Sacramento State Guard Who Brings Steady Shot-Making Grit
Panfili has been a compact, team-first guard for Sacramento State, with a career moment highlighted by a 12-point game in 2020 and a role that valued perimeter shooting and free-throw reliability more than volume scoring. In the 2020-21 season, she averaged 2.3 points in 7.7 minutes while shooting 21.7% overall, 21.1% from three, and 80.0% at the line, so her appeal is less about box-score pop and more about guard depth, spacing, and discipline. She looks like a fit for teams needing a poised, low-ego backcourt piece rather than a high-usage creator.[1][5][3]
