One of Jackson’s best qualities is that she rarely seems predetermined in what she’s going to do. She allows possessions to develop, reads what is available and then finds a way to fit herself into the action.

That feel is particularly noticeable without the basketball. Jackson understands how to use teammates and movement to shake herself free, slipping through openings and working off screens rather than remaining stationary. When she does attack, she maintains that same level of control. Instead of flying into the lane and committing herself to one option, she can gather, establish balance, and read what’s happening around her. That gives her opportunities to finish, move the ball, or reset when nothing is there.

Jackson is a high IQ player who can play a variety of positions on the court for her team. She makes impacts in different ways, being able to adjust her play style to what her team needs. She shoots the ball with confidence and is able to get open by weaving through the defense and utilizing screens. She plays under-control and off two feet in the paint, being able to make smart decisions in a split second.

Jackson’s scoring versatility earned her a spot on the Second Team All-League roster. A high-IQ guard, she could hurt defenses both on and off the ball. She shot the ball with confidence and efficiency, spacing the floor for her teammates, while also driving to the rim when defenders closed out too hard. Jackson’s decision-making stood out—she always seemed to make the right play, whether shooting, attacking, or finding the open teammate. Her skill and composure make her one of the top returning guards in the league heading into next season.