Quincy University Hawks

2025 (Junior): In his second season with QU, Houston appeared in five games, where he had three ground balls and two caused turnovers.

2024 (Sophomore): In his first season with the Hawks, Houston saw action in 13 games, where he had three goals, one assist, six ground balls, and one caused turnover. He made his debut in a Hawk uniform against William Jewell (2/10/24), where he also scored his first goal as a Hawk. He dished out his first assist as a Hawk against Adams State (3/14/24) and scooped up his first career ground ball against Malone (2/24/24).

2023 (Sophomore at Montevallo): In his second season, Jackson appeared in four games for the Falcons.

2022 (Freshman at Montevallo): In his first collegiate season, Houston made three appearances, where he scored four goals on four shots and dished out two assists for a total of six points. He made his collegiate debut against Shorter (4/15/22), which is also when he scored and dished out his first assist.

Personal: Before coming to Quincy, Jackson spent two years at the University of Montevallo, where he played lacrosse and won a Peach Belt Conference Championship his freshman season. He is originally from Stanwood, Washington, and is a proud graduate of Stanwood High School, where he competed as a Spartan. A standout athlete, Jackson earned four varsity letters in both lacrosse and football. He quickly made a name for himself on the lacrosse field, ranking among the top five scorers in the state as a freshman and ultimately becoming one of the top ten all-time scorers in Washington's lacrosse history. Off the field, Jackson enjoys paintball, fishing, and hunting. He looks up to athletes like Miles Jones, the Powell brothers, and Aaron Rodgers, and he is a loyal fan of the Seattle Seahawks. Jackson is the son of Josh and Traci Houston and has two siblings, Baylee and Memphis.

Why QU?
I chose QU because a few of my friends play on the lacrosse team and recommended QU as my next destination.