Monique Cavness gives San Francisco State a sturdy, high-energy forward with real upside
In the 2025-26 season, Monique Cavness has played in 15 games, made one start, and averaged 8.8 minutes per game for San Francisco State, while scoring a career-high 12 points in a season finale win over Stanislaus State[1][4][11]. At 5-foot-11 and now a junior, she profiles as a versatile forward who brings effort, toughness, and steady frontcourt depth more than eye-popping volume; that’s the kind of glue-player trait coaches love when the game gets ugly[5][6]. If you need a reliable role player who can compete, rebound, and stay ready, Cavness looks like a solid fit.
