#23 Jada Gyamfi Season 2025-26

2024-25

• Recorded a career-high seven points against Bowling Green on Dec. 2, 2024.
• Saw action in 11 games recording a career-best 1.7 points per game.
• Scored a season-high five points on two occasions.
• Letter winner.
• 2023-24
• Recorded a career-high seven points against Bowling Green (12/2).
• Played over five minutes in six games this season.

2022-23

• Ranked No. 68 by World Exposure Report of top newcomers to watch
• Made first collegiate debut against Dartmouth (Dec. 21)
• Letter winner

HIGH SCHOOL

• 2022 Class 5A Iowa State Champion during senior season and was runner-up during junior season at Johnston High School
• CIML Conference Champion junior and senior seasons
• Named to Iowa All-Tournament, all-region and all-district teams as a junior and senior
• Earned first team honors from the Iowa Girls Coaches Association and Iowa Print Sports Writers Association as a junior and senior and was a second team IPSWA honoree as a sophomore
• Second team all-conference as a freshman at Johnston High School before earning first team all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior
• Named team MVP sophomore, junior and senior seasons as well as Offensive Player of the Year, Captain award, top rebounder and most efficient
• Played for All Iowa Attack (2017-2021) under Dickson Jensen, Randy Mauro and Allen Jones, winning three Nike National Championships, two Boo Williams Championships and recorded an undefeated season in 2020
• Played for Kingdom Hoops (2013-2017) under Ryan Carpenter and for Iowa Heirs under Jamie Gyamfi
• Four-time Academic All-Conference recipient

PERSONAL

• Born on March 22, 2004
• Daughter of Jamie and Nana Gyamfi
• Has three siblings, Katre, Chancelor and Maya
• Elementary Education major
• Sister, Maya, played  basketball at Northern Iowa; brother, Chancelor, was a first team All-American on the Iowa Western football team; mother, Jamie played basketball at Ellsworth before transferring to Mt. Mercy to play basketball and golf; aunt, Melanie House, played basketball and golf at Luther College