Yuleska Ramirez-Tejeda brings steady guard minutes and efficient perimeter scoring to Purdue Fort Wayne
Ramirez-Tejeda has been a reliable rotation guard for Purdue Fort Wayne, and her profile suggests a low-usage, team-first player who can give you composure, spacing, and defensive activity without needing the ball. In the 2016-17 season, she played 23 games, averaged 2.3 points, and shot 37.9% from the field, with a season high of 10 points against North Dakota State.[2][4] The differentiator is fit: she looks like a connector guard who can keep an offense organized and compete on the defensive end, making her more valuable as a glue piece than as a volume scorer.[2][4]
