Jayla Jackson brings steady backcourt minutes and a developing perimeter game to Harris-Stowe
In the 2025-26 season, Harris-Stowe guard Jayla Jackson has logged about 28.3 minutes per game with 3.0 points and 2.3 rebounds, showing she can handle real rotation minutes even when the shot isn’t falling yet.[1][3] The 5'6 sophomore from Indianapolis has flashed confidence from deep, including multiple early-season threes, and she looks like a gritty, coachable guard who competes through tough scoring nights rather than disappearing.[3][10] Her value right now is more about pace, toughness, and upside than box-score pop, which makes her a reasonable fit for a team looking for a steady, hard-nosed backcourt piece with room to grow.[1][10]
