Waynesburg’s 6-5 G/F Jackson Rhodes brings size, confidence, and two-way versatility
Rhodes looks like a useful glue-piece wing for Waynesburg: a 6-5 guard/forward who has shown he can contribute as a starter, and in 2025-26 he said he’s playing with more confidence after recovering from an October 2024 foot injury that took until midsummer to fully heal. Waynesburg also noted he was the team’s best free-throw shooter, which hints at touch and composure in pressure moments. His value is in versatility, maturity, and steady role-play rather than flashy volume scoring, making him a sensible fit for a team that needs length, reliability, and a competitor who’s comfortable doing the little things to win.
