Jaeden Marshall brings efficient scoring, toughness, and veteran poise to La Salle
In the 2025-26 season, Jaeden Marshall was one of La Salle’s steadiest backcourt scorers, averaging about 12.0 points per game while handling 27.7 minutes a night and shooting 36.8% from three, with a team-high 18 starts before a late-season leg injury ended his year early.[3][6][11] What makes him appealing is the blend of physicality, shot-making, and coachability that La Salle’s staff praised, plus a reputation as an underrated defender who can attack downhill and get to the line. If your team wants an experienced, tough, plug-and-play guard with real scoring juice, he’s a strong fit.[13][15]
