Angelina Khalaf is WNMU’s sturdy interior piece with rebounding pop and a knack for foul-line reliability
In the 2025-26 season, Western New Mexico sophomore center Angelina Khalaf has averaged 4.0 points and 7.0 rebounds in 16.0 minutes per game, with a perfect 100% free-throw mark in the available stat line; she’s also shown active hands with steals and blocks in limited action[1][3][5]. The calling card is clear: she rebounds well for her minutes, plays with enough edge to chip in on defense, and gives the Mustangs a physical 6-foot-2 presence inside[1][8]. For a team needing a gritty, dependable board-winner who won’t shrink from contact, she’s a smart fit with upside.
