disruptive two-way guard with proven playmaking instincts
Kelvin Sango’s calling card is defense, activity, and guard playmaking: ORU has listed him as a senior guard, and historical game and roster notes show a player who could score efficiently, rack up assists, and pile up steals, including a career-high 15-point outing with 5 assists and 4 steals.[2][6][8] For a team needing a high-motor backcourt fit, his value is the kind that shows up beyond points—pressure on the ball, quick decision-making, and winning-possession energy.[2][6]
