Belmont’s efficient, low-usage guard with real two-way value
In the 2025-26 season, Quinn Eubank gave Belmont a compact but useful guard package: 32 games, 6.8 rebounds per game, and solid efficiency around 44.2% shooting and 41.4% from three, which is rare for a player with limited usage. She looks like a glue player rather than a high-volume scorer—active on the glass, low-turnover, and capable of stretching the floor—so the appeal is fit and reliability, not flash. If a team needs a tough, team-first guard who rebounds like a wing and doesn’t force the issue, she’s a smart watch list name.
