University of South Carolina guard Milaysia Fulwiley has been named a finalist for The Dawn Staley Award, a prestigious honor recognizing the nation’s top guard in women’s college basketball. The nomination comes after Fulwiley’s historic season with the Gamecocks, where she not only dazzled fans with her electrifying play but also set a world record in the process.
Fulwiley, a dynamic playmaker, has been a standout for South Carolina, showcasing her elite scoring ability, court vision, and defensive prowess. Her ability to take over games has drawn comparisons to some of the best guards in women’s college basketball history, making her a fitting candidate for an award named after Dawn Staley, one of the sport’s greatest point guards and the Gamecocks’ legendary head coach.
Her record-breaking performance solidified her place among the game’s elite. Whether it was her explosive scoring outbursts, clutch performances in high-pressure moments, or ability to create plays for her teammates, Fulwiley has become an integral part of South Carolina’s championship aspirations.
The Dawn Staley Award, presented annually to the nation’s best guard, recognizes players who exhibit skill, leadership, and the ability to elevate their team. With her combination of athleticism and basketball IQ, Fulwiley has embodied everything the award stands for.
As South Carolina continues its push for another deep postseason run, Fulwiley’s impact remains undeniable. If she secures the award, she will further cement her legacy as one of the most exciting young players in college basketball.
