Seattle Pacific University Athletics

SPU: Four-year letterwinner. ... GNAC All-Academic in 2017, 2018, and 2019.

Senior (2018-19): Played in and started all 27 games, one of just two Falcons to do so (Cici West was the other). ... Led the team with 773 minutes. ... Averaged a career 7.4 points, scoring a single-season best 201. ... Shot a single-season best .386 from the fiend, and dished a team-high 93 assists. ... Logged the first 20-point games of her career, pouring in 25 against Azuza Pacific on Nov. 16, then topping that with 26 at Saint Martin's on Jan. 1. In the game against the Saints, drained a career-high 9 field goals, more than double her previous best of 4. ... Handed out a career-high 10 assists on Jan. 12 at Central Washington. That made her the first Falcon with double-digit assists since Maddie Maloney dished 10 on Jan. 11, 2011 against Alaska Fairbanks. ... In that same Central game, Albert recorded her first collegiate double-double by adding 12 points to those 10 assists.  ... Came up with a career-high 3 steals at Cal State Los Angeles on Dec. 17, and matched that at Saint Martin's.

Junior (2017-18): Played in all 31 games, with eight starts. ... Her 637 minutes as fifth-highest total on the team. ... Posted career-best averages of 3.8 points and 2.5 rebounds, and had single-season best totals in every major stat category, including points (118, her first time with more than 100 in a season), rebounds (78), assists (60), and steals (20). ... Scored a career-high 12 points in a 78-52 victory against Biola on Nov. 22, her first collegiate double-digit game. ... Collected a career-high 7 rebounds against Oklahoma Christian on Dec. 18, then matched that against Simon Fraser on Feb. 8.

Sophomore (2016-17): Played in 27 games, with five starts. ... Tied career high of 9 points at Montana State Billings on Feb. 4, hitting 3 of 3 from behind the 3-point line. That pushed her past 100 points for her career ... Became a steady threat from long range, with a team-leading 40 percent mark (24 of 60).

Freshman (2015-16): Played in all 27 games, starting six. ... Established herself as a steady free throw shooter, hitting 13 of 15 (.867). ... Scored a career-high 9 points vs. Eastern New Mexico on Dec. 18

Personal:  Jaylee May Albert … Born May 20, 1997. … Business major.
                    
Hamilton High School:  2015 Class A state tournament MVP, helping Hamilton beat Butte Central in the championship game, 58-46. … 2014 Class A state all-tournament team as Hamilton finished runner-up. … Part of back-to-back division championship teams. … Two-time All-State player … All-conference volleyball player.
 
Fun facts about Jaylee:  Has been playing basketball since age 5 … Has previously done volleyball, track, swimming, and was on a jump rope team. … Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Hot Rod (“It’s one of those that’s so-dumb-it’s funny kind of movies.) … Book she just couldn’t put down was “1984.” … Favorite junk food is fresh chocolate chip cookies or day-old brownies. … Favorite healthy food is watermelon. … Favorite sports team is the San Antonio Spurs. … Favorite athlete is Stephen Curry. … If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be George Washington. … If she could be any action hero or heroine, she would be Batman “because the Batman trilogy movies are so good, and I like Christian Bale.” … Her friends call her Jay, “but Bert seems to be starting to catch on with a few people.” … Not sure what she will be doing in 10 years, because “I’m more of a day-to-day, go-with-the-flow kind of girl.” ... Wants to travel somewhere tropical “because I love summertime, and I love the water."


STATISTICS
Year  GP    FG   Pct    3-pt   Pct    FT     Pct.   Reb   Avg   PF  Ast  TO  Blk  Stl  Pts  Avg
15-16 27  19-69  .275  14-55  .255   13-15   .867    51   1.9   52  41   55   1    6   65   2.4
16-17 27  26-72  .361  24-60  .400    8-10   .800    33   1.3   42  38   43   1    7   84   3.1
17-18 31  38-122 .311  29-92  .315   13-17   .765    78   2.5   74  60   57   2   20  118   3.8
18-19 27  71-184 .386  36-103 .350   23-32   .719    53   2.0   79  93   81   5   19  201   7.4
TOTL 112 154-447 .345 103-310 .332   57-74   .770   215   1.9  247 232  236   9   52  468   4.2