Jasani Andrews is a 5'5" Point Guard/Combo Guard in the 2028 class.
Andrews attends Wharton in Florida and plays club basketball for Tampa Ignite.
Andrews's Player Profile was created on April 19, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Jasani
AndrewsPG/CG
Class
2028
Height
5'5"
HS
Wharton
|
FL
The Florida Expo: Team 3 Breakdown.
Jasani Andrews displayed quickness and a smooth shooting touch. She knocked down a midrange shot, got into the...
Written by Hunter Keith
Jasani
AndrewsPG/CG
Class
2028
Height
5'5"
HS
Wharton
|
FL
Scouting the Live Weekend: Pro16 and Grassroots Buzz
Jasani Andrews quietly put together another impressive weekend at the PRO16. The versatile guard attacks the basket with...
Written by Hunter Keith
Jasani
AndrewsPG/CG
Class
2028
Height
5'5"
HS
Wharton
|
FL
Top Performers at Brooks DeBartolo Summer League
Jasani put together several impressive stretches that showcased her offensive versatility and athleticism. She shot the ball well,...
Written by Brandon Fisher
Hunter Keith | Prep Girls Hoops Scout
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Jasani AndrewsJasaniAndrews
5'5" | PG/CG
Wharton | 2028 StateFL displayed quickness and a smooth shooting touch. She knocked down a midrange shot, got into the paint, and drew a double team. Her ability to create off the dribble and shoot the midrange and the long ball stood out. Andrews also stood out with her composure and excellent ball-handling skills. Defensively, Andrews was a pest on the ball and made the opponent compete to operate effectively. The savvy guard impacted both ends of the floor and was a standout at the 2026 EDxpo.
Jasani AndrewsJasaniAndrews
5'5" | PG/CG
Wharton | 2028 StateFL
quietly put together another impressive weekend at the PRO16. The versatile guard attacks the basket with confidence and has been one of Tampa Ignite
‘s most consistent perimeter shooters throughout the summer as well. While she primarily plays the two-guard, Andrews has the athleticism, skill set, and versatility to play any guard position, giving her team another playmaker when she is on the floor. Andrew’s ability to score from multiple spots and adapt to playing different roles continues to make her a valuable and dangerous option on the floor at all times.
Jasani put together several impressive stretches that showcased her offensive versatility and athleticism. She shot the ball well, even while on the move, demonstrating confidence and solid mechanics. Her quickness allowed her to create advantages off the dribble, and she did a nice job turning those opportunities into quality looks for her teammates with smart passes. She also showed touch around the basket by finishing with either hand, making her difficult to defend once she got into the paint. With her speed, shot-making ability, and playmaking instincts, Jasani has the tools to impact the game in multiple ways if she puts in the work and effort as an Upperclassmen.