a crafty Stetson guard whose game has long been built on scoring touch and disruption
Missy Guadagnino’s Stetson profile is a little old-school in the best way: a quick, feisty guard who could score, distribute, and bother ball-handlers—her freshman season at Stetson produced 3.5 points per game, and her later college stops showed more playmaking pop, including 12.4 points, 4.2 assists, and 2.5 steals per game in a junior-season stat line. Her appeal is the competitive edge: she brings pace, pressure, and a do-everything guard mindset rather than empty-volume scoring. If your team wants a high-energy connector who can spark possessions, she’s the kind of guard coaches tend to love.
