Kris Walden brings steady two-way guard production for Towson
Walden profiles as a dependable, high-minute guard who impacts winning with pace, playmaking, and on-ball defense: in Towson’s roster notes, he led the team in minutes played (1,098), assists (103), and steals (43), and he had a season-high 23 points with five made threes in a regular-season game.[2] At 6-1, 165, he fits as a compact lead guard who can organize offense, create extra possessions, and handle tough perimeter assignments; the main “fit” question is whether a team wants his steady, connector-style game more than pure shot-creation.[1][2]
