Kelsey Sperka brought scoring punch and shot-making to Evansville’s backcourt
Kelsey Sperka was a productive **5'9" guard** for Evansville, highlighted by a senior season average of **19.7 points, 7.3 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 2.0 steals per game**, plus **45 made three-pointers** and a strong all-around impact[6]. She also showed clutch value in conference play, including a **3-pointer that tied the game** against Indiana State, which points to a guard who can create offense and swing momentum[2][3]. If you need a perimeter scorer with length, competitiveness, and secondary playmaking, she looks like a strong fit[4][6].
