One of the best women’s basketball players in Trevecca history, Weaver finished her career in 2006 with four career records: Scoring average (16.5), field goal percentage (60.8), rebounding average (10.5) and total blocks (249). She also had 10 single-season records including points (623), rebounding average (10.9), consecutive free throws made (57), and games played (36). She was an NAIA All-American First Team selection in 2005-06, a six-time TranSouth Player of the Week selection, TSAC Player of the Year, and NAIA All-National Tournament Team selection. Weaver helped lead Trevecca to back-to-back NAIA Elite Eight appearances as well.
Gary Van Atta coached Jackie Weaver in her senior year at Trevecca. Van Atta said, “Jackie was one of the best players in the NAIA during her two years here leading the NAIA in blocks and setting numerous records. Her will to win was tremendous and she was always in the gym working on her game outside of practice. She loved to play and helped lead us to the best single-season record in school history at 31-5. The honor is well deserved for her play on the court and her contributions to the Trevecca community overall.”
After Graduation
Weaver attended Penn State University prior to transferring to Trevecca. At Penn State she played for the nationally ranked women’s basketball team for two years. Following her graduation Weaver went on to play professionally in Spain.
She played her high school basketball at West Aurora (Ill.) High School where she was one of the most highly recruited players in the country.
Weaver is married to Wes Weaver, and the couple lives in Newton, North Carolina, with their children— Wesley and CJ. Jackie is a State Farm Agent in Newton.
She is joined by her parents, Fred and Debbie Shook, and sister Hannah Shook. In addition her brother Warren Shook and family, wife April and children Nathan, Mikayla, Kaleb, and Joshua, will help celebrate her induction.
Athletic Hall of Fame
Jackie Weaver
Inducted – 2012
In the category of Student Athlete
Career Notes
Averaged 16.5 ppg and 10.5 rpg in her 58-game career ¦ Scored 957 total points
610 total rebounds ¦ 7.3 Def Rebounds PG (422 total) ¦ 3.2 Off Rebounds PG (188 total)
4.3 bpg w/school-record 249 blocked shots ¦ 60.8% FG ¦ 83.6% FT
Trojans went 53-15 overall 18-6 (TranSouth) during her 2-year career
2005-2006 (Senior) Helped Trojans to a 31-5 record and the NAIA Elite 8
17.3 ppg, 623 points ¦ 10.9 rpg, 392 rebounds ¦ 4.4 bpg, 158 blocks ¦ 61.6 FG% ¦ 87.4 FT%
36 Games played ¦ 24 Double-Doubles
NAIA All-American First Team, TSAC Player of the Year, All-TranSouth First Team, TranSouth Scholar-Athlete, NAIA All-National Tournament Team, 6-time TranSouth Player of the Week
No. 1 in NAIA in FG%, Total Rebounds, Blocks, Blocks per Game, and Double-Doubles
No. 2 in NAIA in Total Rebounds per Game and Defensive Rebounds per Game
No. 3 in NAIA in FT%| No. 7 (tie) in Total Points
2004-2005 (Junior) Led team to NAIA Elite 8
15.2 ppg, 334 points ¦ 9.9 rpg, 218 rebounds ¦4.1 bpg, 91 blocks ¦ 59.3% FG ¦ 77.2% FT
NAIA All-American Second Team, All-TranSouth First Team, TSAC Newcomer of the Year, TSAC All-Tournament Team, TranSouth Player of the Week
NAIA Ranks
Records
Career - Upon her graduation Weaver held four career records—Scoring Average (16.5 ppg), FG% (60.8), Rebounding Average (10.5 rpg), Blocks (249).
Season - Upon graduation Weaver held 10 season records: Points (623), Total Rebounds (392), Def Rebounds (267), Off Rebounds (125), Rebound Avg. (10.9 rpg), FG % (61.6%), FG made (233), Blocks (158), Consecutive FT made (57), Games played (36)
Recorded a triple-double vs. Covenant College on 11/8/05 with 19 points, 15 rebounds, and a TNU record 10 blocks.
