Angelina Whelan brings size, rim protection, and efficient bench production for Embry-Riddle
In the 2025-26 season, the 6-foot-2 freshman forward appeared in 24 games for Embry-Riddle, averaged 11.8 minutes, scored 67 points, grabbed 3.1 rebounds per game, and led the team with 19 blocks—clear signs of a dependable interior presence who can protect the paint without needing the ball much[1][4]. She also shot 41.1% from the field and flashed enough touch to knock down a three, while early-season coverage noted she was already giving the Eagles useful bench energy in tight games[4][6]. If a team wants a long, active, low-drama frontcourt piece with upside on defense and room to grow offensively, Whelan is the kind of prospect worth caring about[1][6].
