Leah Yarbrough brings low-usage, defense-first frontcourt depth for Indiana State
Yarbrough’s recent Indiana State role has been modest on the box score, with limited minutes and no scoring in the 2024-25 games tracked by ESPN, but her profile has consistently pointed to a bench forward who can rebound, protect the rim, and give a team hard-nosed depth without needing touches.[1][5][6] She posted a stronger stretch in 2023-24, including a season-high 15 points, seven rebounds, and three blocks in separate games, which suggests useful energy and interior activity when given chances.[3][4] If you want a glue-piece forward who competes, survives in short minutes, and has shown flashes of production, she is worth a look.[3][5]
