-12 Points

-Human highlight reel

-3 dunks and almost had a poster but was fouled

-Explosive jumper

-Definitely doesn’t believe in just “laying it in” ha, if he gets a chance hes gonna hammer it

-Had a nice ball fake and step through in the paint for score

-Solid job on the boards

-10 points, 2/3 FT’s

-FREAK athlete, strong, fast, jumps out of the gym

-Cleared the D board, went coast-to-coast, hit a floater from mid-paint

-Set an effective ball screen for Kutey, who hit a pull-up J

-Catch & score on the right block, Uhing w/ the dime

-Corner assist to Baltzer for a triple

-Deflected pass, forced TO, early 2nd half

-Playing bully-ball to start the 4thQ, fouled going up, 1/2 FT’s

-Inside-out assist to Kutey for a 3 in the 4th

-Patient drive into the middle of the paint, 1-handed jumpshot, got the friendly roll, extended the lead to 3 points in the 4th

-Big O-board with under 2:00 on the clock, extra possession for WHS

-O-board tip-in w/ 30.2 on the clock, showing off his vertical & strength, AND1 score, hit FT for the 3pt play

-Dropped 30 points in the big win of Watertown on Friday

-30 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists, stat stuffer, and an upset W

-Changes the game with his freak athleticism, strength, and explosiveness

-Efficient inside the arc, capable from 3, clutch FT-shooter

What has been the biggest focus for you personally this season?

“Staying in it mentally through difficult situations.“

What’s one area of your game you’ve seen the most improvement in?

“Being able to hit the mid-range shot decently well.“

What does your team do well when you’re playing your best basketball?

“Move the ball and make smart and precise passes.“

Who’s a teammate that deserves more recognition?

“ David Kutey David Kutey 5'10" | PG Sioux Falls Washington | 2028 State SD , because he’s an electric and twitchy guard who hits the shots when we need them.“

How do you stay locked in during the grind of the season—especially on tough weeks?

“Remember that the end goal is winning and that’s everyone’s common goal.“

What’s something your coaches emphasize that really shows up on game nights?

“We emphasize rebounding and boxing out.“

What’s the biggest lesson basketball has taught you?

“Staying mentally tough when people are in your ear trying to make you play bad.“

What has been your favorite moment of the season so far?

“Bus trips to away games with the team.“

Favorite gym to play in (besides home)?

“OG gym because the atmosphere is always crazy and very loud.“

What are you hoping to accomplish before postseason play begins?

“More efficiency within everyone and more team basketball.“

Double-Double, super impressive on the glass

-Had a nice 2nd half scoring the ball

-Freak ATHLETE, jumps insanely well

-Athletic O-board, impressive putback over a 6’7″ opponent

-Blocked a shot, great timing

-Gets to the rim in a hurry, his 2nd jump is ridiculous

-Crazy O-board in traffic

-Transition push, fouled going up, 2/2 at FT-line

-Showed a sick spin-move on the block

-Excellent putback score, versatile finisher

-Another offensive rebound putback

-Another interior score in 2nd half

-Posted up, attacked mid, scored over the front of the rim

-A BEAST on the boards

-Mismatch problem with his athleticism, Woods could really cause some problems if he got the ball more often

Woods is set to make plenty of noise on the hardwood this winter before heading to play football at South Dakota State. The standout three-sport athlete brings elite athleticism to the floor, the kind that turns games into highlight reels. Woods is a high-flying finisher who can throw down electrifying dunks and soar for alley-oops with ease. Beyond the flash, he’s a relentless rebounder, a rim protector, and a lockdown defender who plays with power, grit, and intensity on every possession. While his football future is bright, don’t be surprised if his final basketball season is just as memorable. Jhace is poised to be one of Class AA’s most exciting breakout players this winter. I think Mr. Woods is going to have a tremendous senior season.

Woods came back from injury in week 3 and he has had an immediate impact on the Warriors. Jhace has three games under his belt this season and has scored a TD in each. He draws a ton of attention from the defense and opens up space for other areas of the offense. Against #1 Lincoln this past week, Washington nearly pulled the upset, but they lost 33-31. Jhace had 5 receptions for 79 yards and a TD. His touchdown was a super athletic 1-handed highlight-reel grab. In hoops, Jhace will make noise with blocked shots and jaw-dropping slam dunks. He has a freakish vertical and will put many opponents on posters this winter.

6’5 with a 44 inch vert- If you haven’t seen this kid play ball, do it this season. Woods is on his way to be a Jackrabbit football star, but his raw athleticism will be on full display for one more season of round ball. Highlight real dunks, stat sheets filled with double doubles, and a bunch of coaches wondering how they will contain the guy.

-Has better standing vertical numbers than most players in the recent NBA draft

-Injured this summer, will be back for HS hoops & ready to put pple on posters