Ray Alexander brings veteran guard savvy and steady playmaking for Sam Houston
In the 2009 season, Ray Alexander was a reliable two-way guard for Sam Houston, finishing second on the team in steals and third in assists while also averaging 8.1 points per game across 29 appearances. Her differentiators were toughness, pace control, and a knack for making winning plays: she handled a heavy workload, created offense for teammates, and could chip in scoring when needed. A preseason knee injury in 2008 interrupted her path, but she returned to log major minutes and productive all-around impact—a strong fit for a team that values experience, competitiveness, and a guard who does a little bit of everything.
