Sharnea Boykin’s Mercer legacy is all about playmaking and control
Sharnea Boykin’s Mercer profile is built on elite floor-general instincts: in the 2012-13 season, she set a Mercer single-game assist record with 15 against ETSU and also owns the program’s all-time assists mark, a huge tell for her vision, pace control, and team-first game.[6] She’s the kind of guard you want if you value organization, toughness, and unselfish play more than empty scoring. The catch: the available public records here are historical rather than current, so this is more a legacy fit snapshot than a 2026 performance update.[6]
