Kate McBride is Embry-Riddle’s steady inside presence: efficient, physical, and reliable
In the 2025-26 season, Kate McBride gave Embry-Riddle a dependable frontcourt anchor, starting every game and averaging 10.1-10.2 points, 5.6-5.7 rebounds, and 10 blocks while shooting .497 from the field and playing 24.0 minutes per game. She brings useful toughness on the glass, a low-drama defensive footprint, and enough scoring touch to punish mismatches. The big differentiator: coaches can trust her to show up every night and stabilize the paint — the kind of glue player who quietly makes a team harder to beat.
