The kind of guard who bends games with shooting, savvy, and steady poise
Ashley Ravelli’s calling card at Robert Morris was shot-making and floor leadership: in the 2012-13 season she averaged 10.4 points and was repeatedly praised as a reliable three-point threat, while later team notes highlighted her 2016 postseason impact with 14 points and 7 assists in the NEC title game and a 1,000-point career milestone. She also ranked among RMU’s all-time leaders in assists and threes, which screams “connector” more than empty scorer. If you want a smart, competitive guard who spaces the floor and keeps an offense organized, she’s a fit.
