Standout Tennessee State infielder Jace Jackson has been named First-Team All-Ohio Valley Conference, recognizing a dominant and well-rounded 2026 campaign.
Jackson was one of the most productive hitters in the conference this season, leading the OVC with a .415 batting average while finishing among league leaders in on-base percentage and slugging. Her consistent presence at the plate made her a key offensive engine for Tennessee State Tigers throughout the year.
Starting all 41 games, Jackson totaled 54 hits, 28 runs scored, and 21 RBIs. She also flashed extra-base power with seven doubles, six triples, and three home runs, while adding speed on the basepaths with six stolen bases.
Defensively, Jackson anchored the Tigers at shortstop, showcasing reliability and range with over 150 total chances and playing a major role in stabilizing the infield.
Her First-Team All-OVC selection highlights not only her statistical dominance but also her impact as one of the conference’s most complete players on both sides of the ball.
With this recognition, Jackson further cements herself as a cornerstone piece for Tennessee State moving forward.
