Freshman Guard with Career-Bench Surge and 5'11" Length for Pacific Tigers
Liv Yergensen, a 5'11" freshman guard for the Pacific Tigers, delivered career-high bench performances in the 2025–26 season, averaging 3.6 points, 1.6 rebounds, and 1.1 assists per game with 31.0% field goal accuracy[2][5]. Her differentiators include exceptional intensity off the bench, a fearless mindset that led to career days against Seton Hall[6], and the physical length (1.8m) that enhances defensive versatility despite modest scoring stats[1]. While her 31.0% FG% and 20.0% 3P% reflect early-career shooting inconsistency[2][3], her resilience and bench intensity make her a high-upside fit for teams needing energetic, length-enhanced guards who thrive in pressure moments. No injury history is reported, and her El Dorado Hills, CA roots suggest strong local basketball development[5].
