Leya Landin brings disruptive defense and high-energy glue play to Chicago State
Landin is a freshman guard for Chicago State with a reputation for doing the little things that swing games: active hands, lane pressure, loose-ball hustle, and transition effort. In high school, she was described as a player who “did just what was necessary to win,” with defensive plays and floor-running standing out as differentiators, while her FIBA U16 experience adds international pedigree. Her current college stat line is not yet available, so the case for her is more projection than production right now—but she looks like a fit for a team that values intensity, versatility, and winning habits over empty scoring.
