Julissa Cabrera brings efficient scoring and active two-way guard play for Centenary
Julissa Cabrera has emerged as a reliable backcourt piece for Centenary, showing a scoring load that can stretch defenses while also contributing on the glass and as a disruptive defender in a physical 2025-26 role. In Centenary’s 63-62 game against Concordia Texas on Jan. 23, 2026, she played 28 minutes, scored 10 points, and added 5 rebounds, while Centenary’s team stats show competitive perimeter shooting and an aggressive, turnover-heavy style that fits a high-activity guard. If you need a guard who competes, can handle real minutes, and impacts games beyond pure scoring, she is worth a look.[1][3]
