South Carolina Guard MiLaysia Fulwiley Named SEC Sixth Woman of the Year
South Carolina’s standout guard MiLaysia Fulwiley has been honored as the SEC Sixth Woman of the Year, a recognition that highlights her exceptional contributions off the bench for the Gamecocks this season. Known for her explosive energy and scoring ability, Fulwiley has become an integral part of Head Coach Dawn Staley’s rotation, providing a spark whenever called upon.
Fulwiley, a sophomore from Columbia, South Carolina, has been a dynamic force for the Gamecocks. Coming off the bench, she has averaged double-digit points per game and has displayed a unique ability to impact both ends of the floor. Her versatility allows her to play multiple positions, and her skill set as a shooter, playmaker, and defender has made her a valuable asset to the team.
Throughout the season, Fulwiley has consistently been a game-changer, whether it’s her timely three-pointers, her ability to drive to the basket, or her tenacious defense. She is also known for her leadership on the floor, encouraging her teammates and setting the tone with her relentless hustle.
“MiLaysia has embraced her role and has thrived in it,” said Coach Staley. “Her ability to come off the bench and contribute at such a high level is a testament to her hard work and dedication. She has earned this honor, and I’m so proud of what she’s accomplished.”
Fulwiley’s contributions have been vital to the Gamecocks’ success this season, and her impact extends far beyond the box score. Her ability to stay ready and make an immediate difference when she enters the game has helped South Carolina remain one of the top teams in the SEC.
As the Gamecocks prepare for the postseason, Fulwiley’s recognition as the SEC Sixth Woman of the Year adds to the excitement surrounding the team. With her scoring prowess and all-around play, Fulwiley will continue to be a key factor in South Carolina’s championship aspirations.
