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Jersey Number 25
Zora Jackson
- Class:
- Junior
- Position:
- D
- Major:
- Computer Science
- Hometown:
- Durham, NC
- High School:
- Crossroads Flex
Major: Letters & Sciences
As a Junior (Fall 2022):
As a Sophomore (Fall 2021):
As a Freshman (Spring 2021):
Before Maryland:
Personal:
Why Maryland?: “I decided to come to Maryland because it is somewhere where I felt that I could succeed academically and on the field. The first time I arrived on campus it felt like home and I knew then that this program was something that I wanted to be a part of.”
As a Junior (Fall 2022):
- Appeared in 11 games, starting two
- Played 224 minutes
- Recorded 1 shot against Michigan (9/16/2022)
As a Sophomore (Fall 2021):
- Academic All-Big Ten
- Played in 18 games, made 15 starts
- 1344 minutes total
- Took a shot against Ohio State (09/19/2021)
- Played 110 minutes against Northwestern (09/26/2021)
As a Freshman (Spring 2021):
- Made 11 appearances, starting in four games
- Took nine shots
- Made collegiate debut vs. Michigan State (2/20)
- Started first career game at Purdue (2/25)
- Tallied first career assist vs. Ohio State (3/4).
Before Maryland:
- Attended Crossroads Flex High School and Durham School of the Arts
- Scored 35 goals in 2018 garnering Conference Player of the Year and All-state honors
- Played for North Carolina Football Club.
Personal:
- Parents are Stephan Jackson and Kim Singletary
- Has older sister Aya
- Member of National Honor Society
- Overcame injury and learned the importance of mental toughness and resiliency during recovery
- Loves spending time with her sister
- Enjoys playing piano and painting
- Artistic pieces honored by state
- Born on 8/15/2002.
Why Maryland?: “I decided to come to Maryland because it is somewhere where I felt that I could succeed academically and on the field. The first time I arrived on campus it felt like home and I knew then that this program was something that I wanted to be a part of.”
Maryland Women's Soccer Highlights | Purdue
Monday, September 22
Maryland Women's Soccer Highlights | Indiana
Friday, September 19
Maryland Women's Soccer Highlights | Navy
Friday, August 29
Maryland Women's Soccer Highlights | UMBC
Friday, August 22
