Tamia Washington brings instant scoring pop and backcourt spark for Chestnut Hill
In the 2025-26 season, Tamia Washington has shown she can swing games with shot-making and energy, including a 21-point outburst with four made threes and a 26-point career-high performance that helped Chestnut Hill stay dangerous in league play.[7][13] At 5'5" and in her junior season, she profiles as a quick, bench-boosting guard whose value goes beyond scoring: she can create pressure with steals, hand out assists, and provide the kind of aggressive, confident perimeter play coaches love in a smaller, high-motor guard.[1][6]
