a classic Bronco anchor with block-first toughness
Shaylen Jackson is a former Western Michigan forward whose game was built on rugged interior defense, efficient finishing, and relentless consistency; in the 2005 season, she produced 137 blocks and 1.36 blocks per set, both near the top of WMU’s record book, while also posting a career .332 hitting percentage and 1,635.5 points. That profile screams high-motor, low-flash value: she changes games with rim protection, physicality, and dependable production, making her the kind of player coaches love when they want toughness and structure.
