A small town Oklahoma sleeper, Jackson caught the eye of a Texas based scout back in June. Following up on that and the forward is one of the youthful improving players that needs to be on the PGH Oklahoma radar. She averaged double figures her freshman year for 18 win Class A Verden. More than just a tall player, she’s agile and mobile. With promising footwork and notably defensive potential.

Standing around 6’2, Jackson has a strong interior presence, she consistently keeps the ball high and secures rebounds at a high rate, often outworking opponents on the glass. On one possession, she showed just how dominant she can be, operating like a rebounding magnet and controlling the boards through effort and positioning. Her length also stands out defensively, where she provides solid help protection and creates problems for opposing offenses, including a major impact performance in the championship game with a block party. She also has the quickness to jump around defense on the block for steals on attempted entry passes.