Fredonia University

2021 - Named Third Team All SUNYAC ...  led the Blue Devil offense with 262 kills, ranking her fourth in the SUNYAC ... accumulated 31 service aces ... had 80 digs and 36 blocks ... named Fredonia State Athlete of the Week on Sept. 7 after collecting 38 kills in three matches in a 2-1 weekend at the Cortland Invitational; added six aces, 14 digs, and five blocks for the weekend ... named to the Commissioner's List for having a 3.30+ GPA.

2020 - No season due to Covid. 

2019 - Jones played in all 30 matches in the 2019 season, started in 17, where she recorded 201 kills and had a .305 attack percentage... Jones had a team high 49 blocks... awarded Top Devil of the Week of Oct. 7. 

2018 - Awarded Top Devil the Week of 9/17 for connecting on 24.6 percent of all her attacks in four matches during the week. She also had nine kills in three of the matches, including wins over Penn State Behrend and St. John Fisher ... her best hitting percentage (37.5 percent) came in a loss to unbeaten Mount Union (9 kills, 3 errors, 16 attempts) ... nominated for SUNYAC Rookie of the Year and Fredonia Female Rookie of the Year ... played in every match ... dean's list both semesters.

Personal: Full name is Emily Jordan Jones... daughter of Gina and Guy Jones... has two brothers, Noah and Nicholas Jones ... majoring in Communication Disorders & Sciences ... member of the National Student Speech Association Language Hearing Association, Alpha Phi Omega, and secretary of the American Sign Language Club ... spent summer of 2019 helping at a volleyball club by assisting travel teams and coaching summer camps ... 2018 graduate of Joliet Catholic Academy in Joliet, Ill. ... played for Christine Scheibe in high school... also was a member of Club 1 Volleyball ... participated in track & field as a high school freshman ... reason for choosing Fredonia: "I was looking for a small school in a new area of the country; I wanted an adventure and to explore somewhere other than the Midwest. I reached out to Coach Braun and he was incredibly kind and helped me immensely through the entire recruiting process. After further research, I found that SUNY Fredonia has a fantastic Communication Disorders & Sciences program and a master's program for Speech Pathology if I choose to continue my education at Fredonia. Upon visiting Fredonia for the first time, I had this feeling that said that this campus and team was the right fit for me."