Towson’s Jaquan Womack flashes versatile wing upside with freshman production and real toughness
In the 2025-26 season, Jaquan Womack gave Towson a useful 6-7, 225-pound guard/forward who played in 32 games, started 10, and averaged 7.1 points and 4.1 rebounds while shooting 39.3% from the field and 47.2% on twos.[2][3][9] His best selling points are size, versatility, and the ability to impact winning without needing the ball—Towson’s staff described him as a player who “really knows how to win” and praised his toughness and leadership coming out of Paul VI.[7] The swing skill is shot efficiency and consistency, but the rebounding, physical profile, and occasional scoring bursts make him an intriguing fit for a team that wants a rugged, multi-positional wing.[1][14]
