Amelia Hassett 'a unicorn' for Kentucky women's basketball in NCAA run
Amelia Hassett, a senior from New South Wales, Australia, is a key player for Kentucky's women's basketball team, known for her unique combination of 3-point shooting and shot-blocking abilities. She has set a single-season school record with 98 3-pointers and ranks among the top 10 in the league in blocked shots per game, averaging 1.4 per outing.
Amelia Hassett is a standout player for Kentucky's women's basketball team. She has made 98 3-pointers, a single-season school record, and averages 1.4 blocked shots per game. Hassett's unique skills have earned her the nickname 'a unicorn' from her coach, Kenny Brooks. She is a crucial part of the team's success, including their NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 run. Hassett's improvement in long-range accuracy has been notable, from making 55 triples last season to her current record-breaking performance. Her coach and teammates appreciate her versatility and value her contributions to the team.
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