
Kayla Christopher is Chattanooga’s efficient, shot-making guard with scoring pop
Kayla Christopher gives Chattanooga a reliable perimeter weapon: as a sophomore, she was averaging 11.0 points, 3.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists, after starting 28 of 29 games as a freshman and earning Southern Conference All-Freshman and All-Tournament honors.[1] Her differentiator is efficiency and composure under pressure—she shot 43% from three and 82% at the line as a freshman, and she has already delivered big moments, including a 30-point game against Furman and a game-winning basket vs. Davidson.[1][3] If you want a guard who can space the floor, create offense, and handle late-game responsibility, she fits.[1][3]