Grace broke Edmond North’s single game scoring record with an astounding 35 points against Edmond Santa Fe.

Edmond North has produced a lot of talented players over the last decade and Grace Jackson Grace Jackson 5'7" | CG Edmond North | 2026 State OK has etched her name in their record books with a recent 35 point outburst against rivals Edmond Santa Fe. It’s the most points by a lady Husky in a single game. But given the competitive nature of Jackson, it’s likely she’s more focused on getting Edmond North back to the Class 6A State Tournament. Especially after they missed last season. She’s been a young lady on a mission with the way she’s elevated her scoring abilities. Hard nose finisher off the bounce and regularly hitting tough mid-range and three pointers off the dribble. A must watch prospect in the Class 6A playoffs.

The sensational senior season continues for Jackson. She can best be described as a scorer and a winner. Which is what she was when North pulled away in the fourth quarter to stay undefeated in District play. She makes defenses respect her pull up jumper, then grinds her way to the rim. Tough finisher through contact, and plays with a fire and energy that is clearly contagious to her teammates. Great representative of a hard nose Edmond North program, who has kept chopping wood to have one of the better seasons of any senior guard in Oklahoma.

Based on the last couple of weeks, there’s not many seniors shooting the ball better than Jackson. She was dialed in again, scoring 26 points in Saturday’s win against Jenks. From getting to her spots in the mid-range, to looking automatic when left open as a catch and shoot option. She is shooting the ball purely and with confidence. Continues to have an awesome motor and clearly the senior urgency has already set in. And she’s on a mission to take the Lady Huskies back to the State Tournament after they narrowly missed last season.

Free throws carried Jackson’s scoring production in the opening game. And then she steadily heated up in the next two games. Great mid-range pull ups, with strong fakes and stops on dimes to get open. Nailed plenty of spot up threes. And of course muscled her way to the rim and scored or earned trips to those lines. She’s a hard nosed guard who has always brought it with hustle and been a quality secondary scorer. Now, she’s closing her Lady Husky career as a go to bucket getter. Had 25 points in the third place game on Wednesday.

Hard nosed scoring guard, who finished with a team high 12 points. Went 6-7 from the line, with drives and mid-range jumpers Often is the first to the floor for a loose ball. While also playing tough, physical defense. A grinder of a guard, who has matured into a go to option on offense for Edmond North.

Outstanding combo guard that got hot in the second quarter with two straight 3’s from deep. Tough player to guard and she can physically attack downhill off a poor closeout. Finding herself at the line multiple times. Strong 3rd quarter helped open the game Grace Jackson Grace Jackson 5'7" | CG Edmond North | 2026 State OK leading scorer of the game with 25 points

With the way Jackson was hustling and diving for loose balls, it was possible to be mistaken that it was March and not October. The energy and hustle was exceptional, even for a member of a Lady Husky program that prides itself on toughness. Jackson is one of the toughest players in Oklahoma. Hardnosed scoring guard, who often leaves it all on the floor.

All around guard from Edmond North has a very complete game. I have seen her score with an outside jumper; mid-range pull up to an offensive rebound put back among the trees. Smooth handles in the open floor with eyes up the court looking to advance the ball with the pass.

Grace brings it to a high level on both ends of the floor. Defensively she knows the game handling ball screens and off the ball defense. Nothing new as you would expect from a Edmond North player. The 2026 combo guard as committed to play next season at University of Nebraska Kearney

Great representative of the Edmond North program, as Jackson simply finds ways to produce. If left open from three, she’ll quickly burry them. There was a period in the second quarter when she kept crashing the glass and securing offensive rebounder. Had another drive where she looked like a running back, bouncing off defenders, then scoring at the rim. Made clutch plays down the stretch of the contest, with one of those catch and shoot threes, plus a pair at the line. Great all around player, who’s becoming an efficient scorer.