Gabe Cerda gives Belmont Abbey a proven scoring wing with D-II production upside
Cerda is coming off a 2025-26 start where he immediately showed he can carry offense, highlighted by a 17-point outing against Division I Elon and a season line of 75 made field goals, 18 threes, and a 77.0% free-throw rate through 12 games. His value is more than points: he brings shot creation, perimeter scoring, and a veteran transfer profile from Lenoir-Rhyne, where he appeared in 35 games and was part of a championship program. If you need a guard who can score in bursts and space the floor, he fits; if you need a pure table-setter, that is less clearly his calling card.
