Tae Jackson is a 6'7" Small Forward in the 2029 class.
Jackson attends Bonney Lake in Washington and plays club basketball for TOT Aces.
Jackson's Player Profile was created on August 20, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Tae
JacksonSF
Class
2029
Height
6'7"
HS
Bonney Lake
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WA
Sophomore ID Camp: Team 3 Evals
Jackson is one of the more skilled big guys in this 2029 class and he got to show...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Tae
JacksonSF
Class
2029
Height
6'7"
HS
Bonney Lake
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WA
13 Up and Coming Big Men to Know
Jackson got solid minutes last winter with Bonney Lake and showed some glimpses of what could be for...
Written by Ryan Morgan
Tae
JacksonSF
Class
2029
Height
6'7"
HS
Bonney Lake
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WA
Underclassman to keep an eye on
Tae’s game took a big jump last year on the court just as a freshman. He knows how...
Written by Devin Record
Tae
JacksonSF
Class
2029
Height
6'7"
HS
Bonney Lake
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WA
2029’s Ready to Step Up
Standing tall as a lengthy wing, Tae excels at both ends of the court with a high-level understanding...
Written by Devin Record
Tae
JacksonSF
Class
2029
Height
6'7"
HS
Bonney Lake
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WA
2029 Rankings: Freshman Stars
Tae is a standout freshman, has been playing fantastic all season long. Standing at an impressive 6’7″, he...
Written by Devin Record
Ryan Morgan | Prep Hoops Scout
Ryan Morgan
Prep Hoops Lead Scout
Jackson is one of the more skilled big guys in this 2029 class and he got to show a little bit of it all at the showcase. I saw him drop in a couple of shots behind the arc, raise up and send shots back, and then get out and run the floor and finish breaks. But what continues to excite me most about his game, is how he uses his size to attack players off the bounce and get to the rack. He has the great footwork and dribble moves but he also pairs that with his ability to use his body to create leverage and maintain ball security.
Jackson got solid minutes last winter with Bonney Lake and showed some glimpses of what could be for the talented big man. He’s looked more and more comfortable this spring and summer and is really starting to display unique skill at his size. Handles the ball very well, is willing to create for others, has touch from different levels, and can also go up and send some shots back. He’s another guy who, with his unique skill set, could end up one of the top players in the state down the road.
Tae’s game took a big jump last year on the court just as a freshman. He knows how to use his size and length to his advantage, getting in the paint and showcasing a soft touch around the rim. He defends at a high level, protecting the paint at a high level and getting his hands in the passing lanes. I am excited to watch his continued growth on the court.
Standing tall as a lengthy wing, Tae excels at both ends of the court with a high-level understanding of the game. Defensively, he dominates the paint, effortlessly blocking shots and securing crucial rebounds to halt opponents’ momentum. Offensively, his impressive wingspan allows him to finish strong in the paint and shoot effectively from mid-range. His versatility and court awareness make him a key asset for any team striving for success.
Tae is a standout freshman, has been playing fantastic all season long. Standing at an impressive 6’7″, he effectively uses his height to dominate on defense and secure key rebounds for his team. Tae’s versatility extends beyond the paint, as he consistently knocks down shots from the three-point line. His combination of size, defensive prowess, and shooting range makes him a dynamic force on the court.