Jaden Schutt Season 2025-26

2024-25 (Redshirt junior season at Virginia Tech)
• Led the Hokies in 3-pointers made for the second consecutive season (65). His shooting percentage beyond the arc (38.5 was a career best).
• Started five times and was one of two Hokie athletes to play in all 32 games of the season
•Averaged 7.7 ppg. and scored in double figures 13 times
•Led the squad in 3's made on 15 different occasions
•Made a career-high six triples against George Mason (Dec. 6)
•Had 11 games in which he shot 50% or better from the field.
•Had a stretch of five consecutive games in double figures from Nov. 27 to Dec. 11 where he averaged 14.4 ppg.

2024-25 (Redshirt sophomore season at Virginia Tech)
• Led the Hokies in minutes played (839) and 3-pointers made (57)
• Averaged 7.7 points and 2.8 rebounds while shooting 35.6% from downtown – all career bests
• Reached double-figure scoring 12 times, including once going for 20 points
• Led Tech in scoring five times
• Made three-or-more 3-pointers 11 times while leading the Hokies in 3-pointers made 13 times
• Shot at least 40% from three in 13 games
• Had multiple assists in 17 games and multiple steals in five games
• Dished out a career-high four assists and took away a career-high two steals along with 10 points against USC Upstate (Nov. 11)
• Knocked down a career-high five 3-pointers to account for 17 points against Winthrop (Nov. 11)
• Drilled two 3-pointers leading to 11 points against South Carolina (Nov. 27)
• Dropped in 15 points, shooting 5 for 11 from 3-point land against Vanderbilt (Dec. 4)
• Scored 14 points with four 3-pointers against No. 18 Pitt (Dec. 7)
• Finished with 11 points, going 5 for 5 from the free-throw line against Navy (Dec. 15)
• Netted 17 points, knocking down three 3-pointers and grabbed five rebounds against NC State (Jan. 15)
• Registered 12 points with three 3-pointers against Wake Forest (Jan. 18)
• Hit a career-high seven free throws on the way to 16 points at Florida State (Jan. 29)
• Dialed up 18 points with four 3-pointers and five rebounds at Virginia (Feb. 1)
• Carved up 15 points with three 3-pointers against SMU (Feb. 5)
• Rained down a career-high 20 points on 6 for 7 shooting against Syracuse (March 1)

2023-24 (Duke)
• Went 2 of 5 from deep to tally six points in 12 minutes against UNC Pembroke in an exhibition
• Used a redshirt season after undergoing left knee surgery

2022-23 (Duke)
• Averaged 2.1 points in 14 total games played as a freshman
• Went 7 of 20 (.350) from beyond the arc 
• Made his debut in Duke’s season-opener against Jacksonville, playing four minutes 
• Logged his first made basket, a three-pointer, in Duke’s win over USC Upstate
• Connected on all three of his three-pointers against UMES, setting career highs in points (nine), rebounds (five), assists (one) and minutes played (19)
• Scored his first points in an ACC game with a three-pointer against NC State on 1/4
• Played eight minutes in Duke’s ACC Tournament quarterfinal game against Pittsburgh and scored two points with two rebounds and one block

Prep
• A four-star shooting guard out of Yorkville Christian High School in Yorkville, Ill.
• Rated as the No. 50 overall player in ESPN 100’s rankings for the class of 2022
• Ranked as the No. 9 player at his position (shooting guard) by ESPN
• Named the 2022 Gatorade Player of the Year in Illinois
• Led Yorkville Christian to the Class 1A state title in 2021-22
• As a senior, averaged 24.6 points, 6.3 rebounds and shot .520 from the field and .390 from three-point range
• Averaged 26.2 points, 7.9 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 3.6 steals as a junior in 2020-21
• Competed for the Illinois Wolves on the AAU circuit, helping lead the team to the Under Armour Association 17U title in the summer of 2021
• Held a 4.0 grade point average in high school
• Also competed in track & field in high school
• Committed to Duke on Sept. 2, 2021

Personal
• Jaden Schutt
• Born on April 20, 2003 in Aurora, Ill.
• Son of Jeff and Lori Schutt
• Has three brothers, CJ, Jacob and Colton
• Majoring in communication
• Volunteered with the Yorkville Parks & Recreation Department and as a youth basketball coach and also with a number of goodwill organizations near his hometown