UNLV center Samantha Stickler offers size, rim protection, and low-usage depth
Samantha Stickler’s profile points to a traditional interior role: in the most recently surfaced season data, she averaged 1.5 points and 2.2 rebounds per game, with modest shooting efficiency but a clearer value on defense and physical presence inside. She has been described as UNLV’s top shot blocker in earlier game coverage, which fits a player whose biggest differentiator is rim protection rather than scoring volume[1][3]. If you need a center who can anchor the paint, absorb contact, and give you size without demanding touches, she looks like a functional fit.
