• Second Team All-Ivy (2019)
• Academic All-Ivy (2019)
As a senior (2019)
• Named second team All-Ivy.
• Also tabbed Academic All-Ivy.
• Saw action in 22 contests as a senior, starting every match in which she played.
• Season hitting percentage (.389) ranks second all-time in program history and was 24th in all of Division I at the conclusion of the season.
• Her hitting percentage (.389) also led the team and ranked third in the Ivy League.
• Averaged a team-best 1.22 blocks per set, a mark which sat second in the Ivy League and is 12th in Cornell history for a single season.
• Her blocks per set average (1.22) also ranked 54th in the nation at the end of the season.
• Registered a team-high 100 blocks in 2019, including 84 assisted, the 15th-most in Big Red history for a single season.
• Was a blocking machine, registering at least two blocks in every contest this season and posting at least 4.0 blocks 15 times.
• Was a wall against Brown on Nov. 9, notching a career-best 9.0 blocks (three solo).
• Also notched a team-high 239.0 points on the season, averaging 2.91 points per set.
• Ranked second on the team in kills (170) and fourth in kills per set (2.07).
• Notched double-digit kills in five matches, including a career-high 14 in the season finale against Dartmouth.
• Collected a career-high 10 digs against Yale on Nov. 8.
• Named to the Cornell Invitational, Bay Area Invitational, and Blue and White Classic All-Tournament Teams.
• Closes out her Cornell career ranked eighth all-time in school history in block assists (249), ninth in blocks per set (1.04), 11th in career hitting percentage (.270), 11th in total blocks (291), and 16th in solo blocks (42).
As a junior (2018)
• One of just three Big Red to play in all 24 matches on the year.
• Led the Big Red and ranked fourth in the Ivy League with 1.06 blocks per set.
• Ranked second on the team and eighth in the Ivy League with a .265 hitting percentage.
• Registered double-digit kills twice on the season, amassing 10 against both Buffalo and Columbia (Oct. 20).
• Tallied at least five total blocks on 10 occasions, including a season-high 8.0 vs. Columbia on Sept. 22.
As a sophomore (2017)
• Took a giant leap in her sophomore season, starting all 23 matches.
• Had the second-best hitting percentage on the team (.255), a mark that was good for 12th in the Ivy League.
• An incredibly efficient hitter with 12 games in which she registered less than one attack error.
• Ranked second on the team with 0.93 blocks per game
• Led the team in solo blocks (13).
• Registered at least one block in each of the final 21 matches of the season.
As a freshman (2016)
• Stackhouse saw action in seven matches as a rookie, including five Ivy League contests.
• She averaged 1.05 kills and 0.79 blocks per set over 19 sets played.
• Finished the season with a .172 hitting percentage.
• Had her best performance of the season with six kills and no errors on 16 attempts (.375) at Penn, to go along with two block assists and one service ace.
Prior to Cornell
• Stackhouse lettered four times at Shorewood High School, serving as team captain as a senior.
• Was named first-team all-conference in each of her final three season and won the Academic Athlete Award in 2014.
• As a senior, she led the team in kills and blocks and was named the team’s Player of the Year and MVP.
• Played her club volleyball with Wisconsin Premier.
• She served as Wisconsin Premier's team captain and helped the squad to the Wisconsin Dells Tournament Championship in 2015.
• Also lettered four times in basketball, helping her team to three conference championships.
• Was a first-team all-conference selection and scored more than 1,000 career points.
Personal
• Jada Alexis Stackhouse is the daughter of Sean Stackhouse and Aziza Razaa and she has two younger brothers.
• She is a distant cousin of 18-year NBA veteran Jerry Stackhouse.
• She is enrolled in the College of Arts of Sciences.
