University of Winnipeg

2022-23 (Sophomore)
Appeared in eight conference matches ... Missed all of the pre-season and the first 14 conference matches after suffering a serious lower-body injury in training camp ... Recorded a kill in four matches. 

2021-22 (Freshman)
Appeared in 14 conference matches, starting one ... Made his Wesmen debut in 3-0 win vs Manitoba, Nov. 4, 2021 ... Registered first career kill in 3-0 loss at Manitoba, Nov. 6, 2021 ... Made first career start and recorded career-high nine kills and career-high seven digs in 3-0 win vs Manitoba, Jan. 22, 2022 ... Had career-high five aces in 3-2 loss at Brandon, Jan. 27, 2022.

Before Winnipeg

Competed for Dakota Lancers and head coach Ryan Hudson ... Named to Volleyball Canada's 2020 Youth roster ... Named a 2019 tournament all-star as a Grade 11 in helping Dakota to AAAA provincial title ... Won JV provincial MVP in Dakota's 2018 championship season as a Grade 10 ... Named a top-10 player in Winnipeg Sun's annual coaches poll in 2020 ... Named an honourable mention in the 2019 poll as a Grade 11 ... Has played club in the 204 system for former Wesmen Dan Lother and the Strike program for former Wesmen Josh McKay ... Brother, Jordan, played for the Wesmen men's volleyball program and sister, Alex, played for the Wesmen women.

Coach McKay on Rose:

"Jaxon has the size and jump to be a top player. He has had great role models from within his family with his brother and sister both being members of the Wesmen. He has had strong coaching from Ryan Hudson at Dakota that has resulted in two provincial championships. He is also an excellent student. Jaxon has chosen the Wesmen program to reach his goals. We have had some of Canada's best players come through the program and Jaxon hopes to be in that group."