Mariah Reed-Jones brings scoring punch, playmaking, and gritty guard play to Jackson State
Reed-Jones is a guard who already has a track record as a high-usage, multi-level contributor: at Northwest she averaged 13.0 points per game as a sophomore, posted 58 assists and 28 steals, and had 17 double-figure scoring games, while at Jackson State in 2025-26 she has been a steady rotation guard with 2.0 points and 1.3 assists in 11.4 minutes over 7 games.[7][1] Her differentiators are toughness, activity, and two-way instincts rather than pure shot volume—she can create for others, get in passing lanes, and compete every possession, which makes her a fit if you need a reliable guard who plays with pace and edge.[2][3]
