13.1 RPG

Jaycee Barlow Jaycee Barlow 5'11" | PF Enterprise | 2026 State UT has emerged as one of the most effective rebounders in Utah girls basketball, consistently owning the glass on both ends of the floor. Her timing, positioning, and relentless motor allow her to battle through traffic, snatch contested boards, and immediately turn defense into opportunities on the offensive end. She competes with strength and leverage, using her body well to box out and create second-chance possessions for her team. Her rebounding not only fuels extra scoring opportunities but also helps set the pace in transition.

Barlow is a standout small-school player with a remarkable all-around game. Her combination of size and athleticism sets her apart. Possessing a strong motor and a knack for contributing in multiple areas, she’s an ideal candidate if you’re searching for a “Gem.” She consistently delivers impressive performances, averaging a double-double with over ten rebounds per game while also scoring over 17 points per game.

Jaycee comes in at #87, but that ranking likely reflects the size of her school more than her game. She’s made the all-state team the past couple of years and is a flat-out scoring menace, on pace to hit 1,000 career points this season. Just as impressive, her rebounds nearly match her point totals. Her length allows her to get up in the face of offenses and create blocks and disrupt the dribble, causing deflections and steals. If she continues improving like she has the past two seasons, expect her to climb the rankings—school size aside. With more of the offense running through her this year, she’ll have the spotlight to showcase just how complete her game is.

Jaycee was the player to stop at Enterprise, grabbing more than three times as many rebounds as anyone else on the team. She’s back again, and at this pace, she’s on track to hit her 1,000-point mark. With Eliza Balajadia Eliza Balajadia 5'7" | SG/PG Enterprise | 2026 State UT returning alongside her, Jaycee could have the support she needs to reach that milestone.

If you can get Barlow at a small school maybe a small JUCO she would be an ideal 4/PF/SF type of a player that has athleticism and as a multi-sport athlete Barlow moves well and she has solid instincts and she rebounds well on offense and defense. She gets up and down the floor very well. She is a small school gem.

Barlow might be one of the more aggressive players regardless of classification when it comes to hunting for block shots. She patrols the paint and she will come off of the person she is defending to come over and help and she gets after it. She is a player that will own the paint next year.