Kassie Ingram brings two-way guard value and efficient scoring upside to Marshall
In the 2025-26 season, Kassie Ingram has emerged as a versatile rotation guard for Marshall, building on a sophomore year in which she played in all 37 games and posted career highs in points, rebounds, assists, steals, and 3-pointers made.[4][14] Her biggest differentiators are speed, length, and multidimensional scoring—traits Marshall’s staff highlighted when signing her—plus a history of impacting games without needing heavy usage.[10][4] She looks like a good fit for teams that want an active, low-drama connective guard who can defend, space the floor, and contribute across the box score.[10][4]
