UCF’s high-volume scoring guard with deep-range threat
Chelsie Wiley stood out for **shot creation and perimeter scoring**, highlighted by a 2010-11 UCF season in which she started 29 of 34 games, averaged 14.9 points, and hit 73 three-pointers, the third-most in a single season in program history.[2] She also showed she could take over big moments, including a 26-point game against SMU and a stretch of 10 straight games in double figures.[1][4] For a team, the appeal is a guard who can stretch defenses, produce in volume, and bring proven scoring confidence rather than just box-score padding.[1][2][4]
