Jayda Queeley brings playmaking upside to Pitt’s backcourt
Freshman guard Jayda Queeley is a 5-10, active playmaker for Pittsburgh who has contributed 2.2 points, 2.1 assists, and 1.7 rebounds per game in the 2025-26 season while logging 17.3 minutes per game and starting 17 of 31 games. Her best differentiator is court vision: the assist rate suggests she can organize offense and create for teammates even when her shot is not falling, though her 32.5% field-goal mark shows scoring efficiency remains a work in progress. She profiles as a useful fit for teams needing a lead guard with size, composure, and passing instincts.[1][3]
