Jaela Pedro is a 5'10" Small Forward/Shooting Guard in the 2026 class.
Pedro attends St. Mary’s in Colorado and plays club basketball for Pluto Prospects.
Pedro's Player Profile was created on September 23, 2022.
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Expert Analysis
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
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CO
Weekly Honor Roll: Gilpatrick Does It All
Pedro put the Pirates of St. Mary’s (Colorado Springs) on her back Tuesday night, pouring in 31 points...
Written by Le Tien
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
Midseason Difference Makers: Players Elevating Their Teams
Jaela has played this season with a chip on her shoulder, and it’s only made her team better....
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
2026 Rankings Update: Uncommitted and Unstoppable
Jaela is a player who finds ways to impact the game wherever her team needs her. She can...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
How Upperclassman Have Cemented Their Legacy
Over the past three years Jaela has grown her game to become elite from all three levels of...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
Steady Risers: Girls Who Continue to Impress with Every Game
Jaela Pedro continues to use her size to bully smaller defenders in the paint while showing she can...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
Prep Girls Hoops Performers of the Week: Week Three Standouts
Jaela gave everything she had for St. Mary’s in their season finale against Kent Denver, finishing with 21...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
2026 Rankings Update: Impactful Player to Watch
Jaela is the ultimate utility player, capable of excelling in every area of the game. Whether scoring on...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
5 Colorado Springs Girls Set to Impact Their Teams This Season
Jaela is coming off a transformative summer that elevated her all-around game. She’s become a more effective post...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
Uprise Hoops Elite 100 Camp: 5 Girls Who Dominated in the Paint
Jaela stood out as one of the most versatile players on the floor with her ability to dominate...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jaela
PedroSF/SG
Class
2026
Height
5'10"
HS
St. Mary’s
|
CO
Guards Who Impact the Game in Multiple Ways
Jaela is a bigger guard who thrives under pressure, especially in the backcourt. Her ability to handle defensive...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Le Tien | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Le Tien
Prep Girls Hoops Scout
Pedro put the Pirates of St. Mary’s (Colorado Springs) on her back Tuesday night, pouring in 31 points to tie her career high. She set the tone early with a deep three off an inbound play. Pedro relentlessly attacked the rim, overpowering defenders for crucial baskets. St. Mary’s Academy simply had no answer as she bulldozed her way to the free-throw line. A commanding performance from the senior forward.
Jaela has played this season with a chip on her shoulder, and it’s only made her team better. Getting back to her game, she’s been tough to stop in key situations. Her ability to handle the ball and create for others has added another dimension to her impact.
Jaela is a player who finds ways to impact the game wherever her team needs her. She can be the go to girl on offense or lock down opposing scorers on the other end. Her ability to rebound and control the tempo makes her one of the most complete players in her class.
Over the past three years Jaela has grown her game to become elite from all three levels of the floor. She has also improved her ball-handling, which has made her more smooth offensively. On the other end, she became a versatile defender capable of guarding multiple positions.
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5'10" | SF/SG
St. Mary’s | 2026 StateCO
continues to use her size to bully smaller defenders in the paint while showing she can operate from the wing with confidence. Her versatility makes her a mismatch nightmare for opponents trying to contain her. Whether it’s creating off the dribble or sealing inside, she finds ways to produce every game.
Jaela gave everything she had for St. Mary’s in their season finale against Kent Denver, finishing with 21 points and 5 rebounds in a 60-45 loss. The dynamic guard scored from all three levels of the floor, taking advantage of whatever the defense gave her. Despite the result, Jaela’s competitive spirit and scoring ability stood out as a bright spot. Her relentless effort epitomized a leader’s mindset, even in a tough game.
Jaela is the ultimate utility player, capable of excelling in every area of the game. Whether scoring on the block, driving past defenders from the wing, or knocking down three-pointers, she finds ways to contribute offensively. On defense, she’s equally impactful, often taking on the toughest assignments. Jaela’s all-around game makes her an indispensable piece for her team.
Jaela is coming off a transformative summer that elevated her all-around game. She’s become a more effective post scorer while also adding on-ball scoring and playmaking to her arsenal. These improvements have made her a dynamic offensive threat who can facilitate for teammates or dominate in the paint. Jaela’s versatility will be a key factor in St. Mary’s success this season.
Jaela stood out as one of the most versatile players on the floor with her ability to dominate in the paint. Although she has the skills of a guard, she was most effective when she drove into the key, forcing defenses to collapse around her. Her strength and footwork allowed her to create space and finish at the rim, capitalizing on her physical advantage. Jaela’s play in the paint opened up scoring opportunities for herself and her teammates.
Jaela is a bigger guard who thrives under pressure, especially in the backcourt. Her ability to handle defensive pressure allows her to initiate the offensive in transition, setting up plays and creating opportunities for her teammates. Jaela’s knack for scoring from all three levels is impressive. What truly sets her apart is her being able to post up smaller guards, using her size and strength to exploit mismatches in the paint.