Whitney Ligon gives CSUN a proven two-way guard presence
Whitney Ligon’s current profile with CSUN is as a guard who brings continuity and competitive edge, with ESPN tracking her 2025-26 season stats and game log for the Matadors.[1][3] Her biggest differentiators are experience, dependable backcourt versatility, and a history of production—CSUN’s roster archive shows she previously led the team in scoring at 11.1 points per game in 2008-09, appearing in all 31 games and starting 22.[2] If you want a guard who can stabilize a rotation and understand how to compete in a program, she’s the kind of player worth caring about.[1][2]
