Seattle native Tamia Stricklin gives the Redhawks a steady two-way frontcourt presence
Tamia Stricklin has been a reliable, inside-out forward for Seattle U, and in the 2024-25 season she started all 29 games while averaging 8.9 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 1.6 assists, with 34 threes that ranked third on the team[1][2]. Her game stands out for versatility rather than pure volume: she can stretch the floor, rebound on both ends, and bring a sturdy, experienced edge after overcoming a season-ending injury earlier in her college career[1][2]. For a team needing a mature, competitive forward with local roots and a proven ability to fill the box score, she is an appealing fit[1][2].
