Radford’s veteran shot-maker and playmaking guard
Ludmila Nicheporchuk brings proven scoring punch and floor-general instincts to Radford: in the 2001 season she was averaging 11.5 points and 4.7 assists per game, and she had already posted a season-high 27 points while repeatedly leading the Highlanders in scoring[7]. She also showed she can heat up fast from deep, with back-to-back threes helping Radford jump out early in a game where she finished with 17 points and 5 assists[3][8]. That combination of shot creation, passing, and big-moment confidence makes her the kind of guard who can elevate an offense without needing the spotlight to do it[3][7].
