Maban Jabriel is emerging as a versatile 6-9 wing-forward for Queens
In the 2025-26 season, Maban Jabriel has become a steady two-way piece for Queens, averaging 7.7 points, 3.8 rebounds, and shooting 49.5% from the field while hitting 43.2% from three[1][5][13]. The 6-9 sophomore brings real lineup flexibility as a guard-forward, with length, efficient spot-up shooting, and enough rebounding to survive on the glass against bigger wings[1][2]. He looks like a smart fit for a program that wants a long, skilled connector who can stretch the floor and play within structure rather than dominate the ball[1][10].
