Woods was one of the marquee 2023s who committed during the offseason as she announced she would be playing her collegiate basketball at Division I Campbell. Offensively, Woods remains active away from the ball and can pass at times before she scores. When she does put the ball through the hoop, she does so with a great deal of tenacity. Woods is also willing to set screens and make sure that her teammates are involved in the flow of a game. She is a major reason why the 4A Redhawks will once again be a team to beat in 2022-23.

(*PGH Preseason Player of the Year*)rnThe Division I Campbell Camels of the Big South landed two top-tier recruits from South Carolina. One of those was this star senior who led the Redhawks to a deep run in last season’s 4A tournament where they were barely eliminated by eventual champion Westside. She has also ran on the grassroots circuit with Team Curry 17U. Woods can be a ballhawk for the Redhawks with the work she contributes on the defensive end of the floor. She blends together speed, quickness and agility along with superb ball handling skills. Defenses have to stay on their toes with Woods, especially with how gifted of a rim attacker she is.

Back in June, as the AAU schedule began to give way to high school team club month, one of the state’s premier guards who plays for a 4A school announced her college commitment.

That guard was Jessica Woods Jessica Woods 5'7" | CG Westwood | 2023 State SC at Westwood as she announced her commitment to play at Campbell. Many a school had Woods on their radar – including East Tennessee State, Northeastern, Presbyterian, Elon, UNCW, Appalachian State and South Carolina State.

The Camels are bringing in an impressive 2023 class from the Palmetto State as said class also includes Peris Smith Peris Smith 6'2" | PF North Augusta | 2023 State SC from another 4A juggernaut in North Augusta.

Woods, who played her AAU ball with Team Curry, averaged 19.8 points, 5.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists and three steals for the Redhawks last season.

Fulwiley may have yet to commit, but this Columbia product who wears the uniform of the 4A Redhawks did announce where she will play her college ball – the Campbell Camels of the Big South. Westwood made a deep run in its tournament last season and nearly pulled off a huge win over eventual champion Westside. Woods fuses together ball handling skills with speed, quickness and agility. As much of a point-getter as she is, she is also a superb distributor of the ball and can create extra possessions for her team with her defense and how much of a Redhawks ballhawk she is. She too runs grassroots with Team Curry 17U.