
UMass’s long-range marksman with a proven clutch touch
Emily Mital built her UMass profile as a high-IQ guard who can stretch defenses, with a 2013-14 season line of 52-for-142 from three (36.6%) and an 83.7% free-throw mark, plus consistent production as a perimeter scorer. Her differentiator is efficiency from deep and a steady, composed offensive game that coaches can trust in tight moments. She’s the kind of fit who adds spacing, reliability, and veteran savvy rather than flashy volume—very useful if your team needs a guard who makes the floor bigger and the offense calmer.