Proven junior-college scorer and efficient perimeter threat for Memphis
Tehani Goldsmith stood out as a 5-foot-8 guard with a scorer’s profile, arriving at Memphis after posting 19.6 points per game and a 35.7% mark from three at Yavapai College, which signals shot-making and floor-spacing value. Her Memphis resume shows she also brought playmaking, finishing her Tigers career with 43 assists in 23 games, so she was more than just a pure shooter. She looks like the kind of guard who fits well if you need perimeter scoring, experience, and a player comfortable being a connector on offense.[1][3][4]
