Fullerton role players alignment chart

The Fullerton' players who aren't starters or stars. Place fullerton role players in a 3×3 alignment chart, or rename the rows and columns to make your own.

Drag into a cell, or tap a tile then tap a cell. Click a label to rename it
Alexis Price#21
G · CSUF
Alyssa Dreessen#12
F · CSUF
Anasia Wilcox#33
C · CSUF
Ashari Cassell#2
G · CSUF
Bernadette Carranza#22
G · CSUF
Dylan Swindle#10
G · CSUF
Jana Falsdottir#4
G · CSUF
Jennifer Hawkins#0
F · CSUF
Juliana Aragon#24
G · CSUF
Maxine Sutisna#5
G · CSUF
Mimi Moon#1
G · CSUF
Nyemah King#11
G · CSUF
Shadel Ffrench#3
F · CSUF
Talia Maxwell#23
F · CSUF

Top fullerton role players — November 2026

See the full top list →

No top list yet this month — your picks and finished rankings start it.

What a alignment chart is for

The chart comes from tabletop games, where it describes how a character behaves. Here every box can take as many picks as you like.

Swap the labels for your own pair of scales, such as hype and skill, to sort players a new way.

The Fullerton' players who aren't starters or stars.

Every pick and every finished ranking here counts toward the top fullerton role players for November 2026.

Step by step

  1. Drag each pick into a box.
  2. Click a row or column label to rename it.
  3. The search box under the board finds anyone else you want to add.
  4. Download image saves a picture of your board with your name or logo on it, and Copy link shares this exact board.