Mars Hill’s Jadein Haynes brings rebounding juice and double-double upside
Jadein Haynes has emerged as a reliable frontcourt piece for Mars Hill in the 2025-26 season, with multiple games showing her value on the glass and around the rim; she posted a 19-point, 12-rebound double-double against Virginia-Lynchburg and also led Mars Hill with 10 rebounds in a January 2026 game versus Anderson[1][5]. The best part of her game is the hustle stuff that wins possessions—rebounds, second chances, and steady interior activity—making her a strong fit for a team that wants toughness, effort, and a forward who can quietly swing momentum without needing the offense built around her[1][5][6].
