Mekelle Jones-Odeh is a 5'5" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2029 class.
Jones-Odeh attends Mae Jemison in Alabama and plays club basketball for All Alabama UAA.
Jones-Odeh's Player Profile was created on April 10, 2025.
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Mekelle
Jones-OdehPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Mae Jemison
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AL
Alabama Expo Team 4
Mekelle Jones-Odeh | 5’5 Point Guard | Mae Jemison | Class of 2029 Mekelle Jones-Odeh played with confidence...
Written by Art Bogan
Mekelle
Jones-OdehPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Mae Jemison
|
AL
PGH Triumph Region Finals: 15U Day 1 Standouts
Regardless of if she is wearing a uniform that says “All Alabama” or “Mae Jemison” on it, Jones-odeh...
Written by Akiem Bailum
Mekelle
Jones-OdehPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Mae Jemison
|
AL
Peach Games: All Alabama Standout Athletes (All Ages)
Mekelle is a strong two-way player who brings impact and balance to both ends of the court. Defensively,...
Written by Michael Crum-Stowe
Mekelle
Jones-OdehPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Mae Jemison
|
AL
PGH Peach Games: 15U Standouts from Saturday (Part 1)
Starting a showcase event with a win is always the ideal way to things started on the correct...
Written by Akiem Bailum
Mekelle
Jones-OdehPG/SG
Class
2029
Height
5'5"
HS
Mae Jemison
|
AL
Peach Games Circuit #1:Team Spotlight,Al Alabama Huntsville 15U
Mekelle Jones-Odeh proved to be an all-around scorer at the Peach Games, absolutely embarrassing opposing defenses with her...
Mekelle Jones-OdehMekelleJones-Odeh
5'5" | PG/SG
Mae Jemison | 2029 StateAL
played with confidence at The EXPO, showing the ability to control her opportunities and make things happen with the ball in her hands. She consistently looked to get into the lane, creating scoring chances for herself while keeping her eyes up to find teammates. Her ability to apply pressure off the dribble gives her a valuable dimension as a lead guard. Defensively, Jones-Odeh was disruptive on the ball, making opposing guards work to initiate their offense. Her combination of confidence, playmaking instincts, and defensive activity made her a strong presence throughout camp.
Regardless of if she is wearing a uniform that says “All Alabama” or “Mae Jemison” on it, Jones-odeh is a massive problem for any opposing team and coach. Even though her team was on the receiving end of a 55-48 defeat to Now Elite 15U, Jones-odeh still concluded the game with nine points. Connecting from long range is a centerpiece of her game – all of her scores in that contest were courtesy of the 3-pointer. Jones-odeh also did not mind whistles throughout the game as she was not called for a personal foul. She also competes in several other sports – including softball, soccer and track and field.
Mekelle is a strong two-way player who brings impact and balance to both ends of the court. Defensively, she’s quick and alert, using her instincts and active hands to rack up steals and disrupt opposing offenses. She reads passing lanes well and turns defense into fast-break opportunities. On the offensive end, Mekelle is a confident three-point shooter who can stretch the floor and hit shots in rhythm, making her a valuable threat from beyond the arc. Her ability to contribute on both sides of the ball makes her a dependable and versatile asset to her team.
Starting a showcase event with a win is always the ideal way to things started on the correct pair of sneakers. Thanks to the nine points that Jones-odeh scored to lift her All Alabama 15U team to a victory over FBC
Dynasty 15U, that was indeed the case. As a 2029, she is playing up in class and displays exactly why she deserves to test her skills against more experienced competition. Jones-odeh maintains a full athletic plate between her basketball play as well as her track and field, soccer and softball endeavors. Her ability to connect from long range, handle the ball, attack the rim and effectively distribute was on display a few weeks ago at the Roll Tide Rumble and it was once again at Peach Games.
Mekelle Jones-OdehMekelleJones-Odeh
5'5" | PG/SG
Mae Jemison | 2029 StateAL
proved to be an all-around scorer at the Peach Games, absolutely embarrassing opposing defenses with her diverse offensive arsenal. Her three-point shot was a consistent weapon, forcing defenses to respect her range, while her overall offensive ability allowed her to score in a multitude of ways. Whether it was creating her own shot off the dribble, attacking the basket, or finding open looks in the half-court, Mekelle consistently found ways to put the ball in the hoop, making her a nightmare matchup for anyone trying to guard her.