Following a stellar AAU season with MN Crossfire ‘s 2027 E32 squad, Schultz was crucial for Team 4 at The Expo. Well-known for her prowess as a three-point shooter, the 5’8 guard shot the lights out from beyond the arc. By using screens, off-ball movement, and skilled ball handling, Jessa excels at creating space for herself out on the perimeter. And while her shot isn’t necessarily textbook, she always shoots the ball at a high clip. On top of her shooting, the Holy Angels senior’s aggressive defense and consistent work ethic made her standout on Sunday. After averaging 7 points and 4 rebounds per game for the Stars last season, the Lawrence University commit looks ready to take things up another notch.

We’ve seen some major improvements in Schultz’s game over the last year or so. On Sunday the 5’8 guard excelled on the defensive end, shutting down her opponent’s attempts to score on numerous occasions. Though her three-point shot is still just as lethal, Jessa also looks much more comfortable scoring in a variety of other ways, including taking defenders one-on-one to the rim. Combine the growth in her game, along with her consistently high level of effort on the court, and Schultz looks to be gearing up for a big season in her junior year at Holy Angels.

Schultz had a very good day at the Sophomore ID Camp. She’s not flashy, but she puts the ball in the hoop. Jess can take you off the bounce, use her strong frame to punish you on the block and step outside and knockdown threes. She was a tough cover the entire time because she never stops moving. Her opponents are gassed by the end because of how hard she works on both sides of the ball. Schultz will be looking for a bigger role in the rotation at Holy Angels this winter as she has clearly been putting in the work to earn the opportunity. Not many players that step on the court will work as hard as Schultz does, and you can’t teach that.