Jackson did a lot of things well on Sunday. Standing at 5’9, the lengthy guard used her size to her advantage on defense. Molly was active on the perimeter and highly aggressive when fighting for rebounds down low. On offense the Roseville senior kept it simple, sticking to the things that she does best. Jackson saw the floor well from the top of the key, made smart passes, took confident shots from the perimeter, and crashed hard for easy second chance points. While she may not necessarily be the star of the show for Roseville this season, the Raiders have a highly effective glue player on their hands. D3 coaches should be paying attention to Jackson this winter.

Jackson is a versatile combo guard who turned heads at the PGH Expo and carried that momentum into a breakout season. She doubled her scoring output to over 9 points per game while helping Roseville reach 20 wins. Molly finishes smoothly with either hand, shoots the three with confidence and rebounds well at her position. She anticipates passing lanes and creates extra possessions. Her floor-spacing ability adds balance to the offense, and she plays with poise and growing confidence.

Jackson is a versatile 5’8 combo guard, who flashed her potential at the PGH Expo. After a bit of a slow start, she turned heads with a smooth left-handed finish at the rim and then added steady production from there. Molly averaged 4.3 points and 2.2 rebounds in 20 games last season for Roseville. Capable of scoring with either hand inside, she shoots the three confidently and rebounds well for her position. Molly is opportunistic, the type of defender who can anticipate passes to create turnovers and additional possessions. It will be interesting to see how Jackson’s game grows this winter with the Raiders.