steady guard with playmaking upside and proven scoring bursts
Kamryn Mraz gives Abilene Christian a compact, high-motor guard option: in the 2020-21 season she averaged 7.0 points, 2.3 rebounds, and 86 assists while shooting 34.9% from the field, and she has shown she can take over stretches with a 26-point outing that season.[1][3] The case for her is less about raw volume and more about guard value—ball handling, creating for others, and toughness in the backcourt—though the efficiency numbers suggest she is best as a connector and pace-setter rather than a pure lead scorer.[1][3]
