Jacey is arguably the best post player in the state of Washington. She plays with an edge on her shoulder, being strong in the paint. She attacks the rim smoothly and has great footwork with quick change of direction. Eggers averaged a double double throughout the year and really helped elevate all her Woodinville teammates on the court. She is headed to Eastern Washington next season.

Eggers played a pretty physical game against Bothell, but she wasn’t just trying to out-muscle girls all game. She used change of pace, attacked from different areas, and largely kept defenders on their toes while trying to guard her. She mixed in quick posts in the middle when the ball swung to the top, made quick drives off the catch near the perimeter, and was able to slow it down with her post game on the blocks. She was a big factor on the glass too and generally looks like someone who’s able to slow the game down and anticipate action.

#10 – Jacey has the length and size to be effective anywhere on the floor. The great thing is that she effective from all levels. She will step out and hit the three and scores in the paint. She also has soft touch in the mid-range. She can and does get lots of double doubles with those skills, which makes her a prospect to watch and rankings riser. rn

Part of of the trio of Woodinville players for TOH. Jazlyn Wilkerson Jazlyn Wilkerson 5'10" | CG Woodinville | 2026 State WA is the 3rd-she’s a shooter. Jacey is a talented player who scores well in the post with good footwork and the ability to use either hand effectively. She has great length and bothers and blocks shots. She showed the ability to put it on the floor and get to the basket. She has three point range with good shot mechanics. While Way to Win has the backcourt duo I mentioned, Eggers and Lyla Kahrimanovic Lyla Kahrimanovic 6'0" | SG Woodinville | 2024 State WA are the frontcourt version for TOH.

Jacey has great length and skill to go with it. She is capable of playing inside and out, with the ability to knock down shots. She runs the floor and gets some tough buckets in the paint. She is no stranger to double doubles and with the loss of Brooke Beresford d to graduation, she will have a bigger role on offense. Either way, she is capable of getting points in a variety of ways and has already done so. She will be a huge part of Woodinville’s quest to retuo the state tournament next season. They placed 4th in Class 4A this season.

#20 – Averaged a double double at around 15 points and 10 rebounds per game for a Woodinville team that was highly ranked all season long in class 4A. She also got nearly 3 blocks per game. She has a smooth scoring game around the hoop and can step out and hit the spot up three. Decent athletic ability to run the floor.

Jacey is on a stacked Woodinville team but she finds ways to make plays. She rebounds extremely well and finishes through traffic well. On defense, she holds her ground inside and has great timing blocking shots. But she also has some good touch on her jumper, drilling free throws and even knocking down the long-range shot sometimes.