Teresa Da Silva brings two-way pop and proven scoring punch to Tarleton State
Da Silva has shown she can be a dependable backcourt engine, averaging 10.2 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.7 assists in her Tarleton State profile while earning 20 double-digit scoring games and 10 multi-steal outings, including a career-high five steals. She was also ranked the nation’s No. 6 overall junior college player when she signed with Tarleton, which points to real pedigree and upside. The fit is appealing for teams that want an active, competitive guard who can score, disrupt passing lanes and bring intensity, though her shooting efficiency suggests she is more of a high-motor playmaker than a finished product.[1][8][9]
