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2012 |
20112014 (Senior): Rock solid in goal as the Jays only available option in the cage...Posted a number of career highs as a result of starting all 18 games...Named the league's Defensive Athlete of the Week in September after allowing only one goal in 140 minutes...One of the league's top goalies statistically...Second in the Landmark with five shutouts, 11 wins, and an .817 save percentage...Ranked 11th in the nation in save percentage...First in the conference with 94 saves...Never allowed more than three goals in any one game and the Blue Jays never lost by more than two goals...One of four goalies to allow fewer than ten goals in league action...Dominated Landmark play with five wins, three via the shutout...Had a career-best 11 saves twice during the season...Helped E-town hold off Juniata on Oct. 18 for a 1-0 win...Two of her 11 saves came on penalty stroke attempts that would have tied the game...Career highs were set in minutes played (1288:35), GAA (1.14), saves, save percentage, shutouts, and wins...Earned her first career all-conference selection by being named to the Landmark Conference Second Team.
2013 (Junior): Transferred to Division III Albright College in Reading, Pa., where she appeared in two games, stopping nine shots and allowing one goal...Made seven saves on eight shots in the second half of a 4-0 loss at Scranton Sept. 14...Blanked Hood over 35 minutes and turned away two shots Sept. 28...Named to the MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2012 (Sophomore): Matched her freshman season with two games played...Stood in the cage for better than 37 minutes, making two saves...Did not allow a goal...Had a save in 21 minutes against Hood Sept. 29, and another in a win at Albright Oct. 2...Rewarded for her academics as part of the MAC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011 (Freshman): Appeared in two games...In her college debut against Gettysburg on Sept. 5, Jones denied a penalty stroke from the Bullets' Ally Duggan for her first save...Save in the Gettysburg game was the only shot she faced in limited action.
High School: All-Berks Division III selection as a senior...Named team's most valuable player following the 2010 season...Played in the Reading Eagle Voices Senior All-Star game...Registered a save percentage of .860 and allowed just 13 goals during her senior season...Led the Bullets to a 9-6-2 record in 2010, including a 6-4-1 record in league games...Made nine saves in a game against Hamburg on Sept. 15, 2010 and eight in a win over Tulpehocken on Sept. 20, 2010...Involved in Art and Juggling Clubs.
Personal: Born on July 9, 1993...Daughter of Jeffrey and Linda Jones...Has one younger sister, Claire...Majoring in corporate communications.
