Fordham’s Zaria Shazer: A 6-1 Forward Who Leads with Grit, Rebounding Dominance, and 2x MAAC Honors
Zaria Shazer, the 6-1 forward for the Fordham Rams, is a high-intensity, scorer-rebounder hybrid who played and started all 30 games last season, averaging 16.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 2.2 assists while leading her team in total minutes (1,035) and per-game workload (34.5)[1]. Her differentiators include a ‘scorer’s mentality’ paired with elite crowd-rebounding ability, two-time All-MAAC recognition at Marist, and a career stat line of 1,129 points and 622 rebounds[2][3][6]. A graduate transfer from Marist with no reported injury history, Shazer brings veteran intensity, reliability, and a proven ability to elevate in exhibition play (8 rebounds in Fordham’s Greece win)[5]. She’s an ideal fit for teams needing a durable, minutes-eating forward who can score, rebound, and lead by example.
