Krystle Harrington brings proven playmaking and disruptive defense to Loyola Maryland’s backcourt
Harrington stands out as a **two-way guard** who has shown the ability to drive offense and create chaos on defense, including a season where she led Loyola in **assists (4.53 per game)** and **steals (2.18 per game)**; she also delivered scoring punch in key games, such as a 12-point, five-rebound, four-assist outing in a 53-51 win. Those numbers suggest a player who fits teams needing tempo, toughness, and decision-making more than pure isolation scoring. The big question is consistency and current form, since the available roster and stat info is limited, but her stat profile says “coach’s favorite” written all over it.[1][2]
