Jacy Sheldon was chosen by the Dallas Wings as the No. 5 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft. Prior to her WNBA career, Sheldon played as a guard for Ohio State women’s basketball. Recently, it was revealed that Sheldon will be returning to Ohio State in a new role.
She couldn’t stay away 😁
Welcome back to one of the best to ever do it in an Ohio State uniform.
Our new Director of Player Development, Jacy Sheldon ‼️
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Ohio State women’s basketball announced that Sheldon will now serve as the team’s director of player development. While she remains focused on her upcoming WNBA season, this new role allows her to make an impact at Ohio State once again.
Originally from Ohio, Sheldon played for the Buckeyes throughout her college career. She spent five seasons with the program, averaging 15.6 points per game. In her senior season, she averaged 17.8 points per game with impressive shooting percentages.
Known for her intense defensive effort, Sheldon averaged 1.9 steals per game at Ohio State. Her ability to contribute on both ends of the court made her a sought-after prospect for WNBA teams.
Sheldon is remembered as one of the top guards in Ohio State women’s basketball history. Despite the draft buzz surrounding other players, she was selected at No. 5 by the Dallas Wings, who valued her potential.
During her rookie season, Sheldon showed promise averaging 5.4 points per game with contributions in rebounds, assists, and steals. The Wings have high hopes for her future in the league.
As she prepares for the 2025 WNBA season, Sheldon will balance her professional career with her new role at Ohio State, where she will continue to make an impact.
