Shalada Allen brings veteran UCLA frontcourt size, rebounding, and efficient interior scoring
In the 2001-02 season, Shalada Allen was a steady 6-2 post for UCLA, finishing with 128 made field goals on 311 attempts (.412) and 215 rebounds (3.9 per game) across 54 games[9][14][15]. Her profile is built on interior toughness, offensive rebounding, and dependable bench production — the kind of big who can change possessions without needing touches to matter. Earlier UCLA coverage also described her as quick and athletic, with a knack for scoring in bursts, including a 22-point bench game and a career-high 14 points off the bench[6][8][10].
