Nevaeh Small brings rebounding grit and low-usage reliability to Auburn-Montgomery
In the 2025-26 season, Small has been a steady frontcourt piece for Auburn-Montgomery, averaging 5.5 rebounds in her early-season sample while providing useful size, defensive activity, and effort minutes rather than high-volume scoring [1]. Her value is less about box-score flash and more about being a dependable, physical forward who can help on the glass, protect the rim a bit, and stay within a role. That profile makes her a fit for teams needing toughness, rebounding, and lineup stability over a featured offensive star [1][2].
