Madelyn Kincaide brings scoring punch and secondary playmaking to Schreiner’s backcourt
In the 2025-26 season, Madelyn Kincaide has shown she can give Schreiner real backcourt value as a guard who can score in bursts and create for others, including a 10-point, 6-assist outing against Colorado College and an 11-point game versus Ozarks[9][14]. She’s a 5-foot-6 guard who fits as an energy player: quick-trigger shooting, bench production, and enough passing juice to help stabilize an offense when the Mountaineers need a spark[3][9]. The downside is consistency—some games show efficient impact, others show heavy shot pressure—but the upside is clear for a team needing tempo, toughness, and a lively guard who can change a possession fast[11][12].
