Jamie Jones's Career Stats

Concordia Career:
2009-10: NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team ... All-NSIC All-Defensive Team ... Wildwood Lodge Tip-Off All-Tournament Team ... team MVP ... team Hustle Award ... Played in all 32 games of the season, making it 96 straight games of court time over the past three seasons ... averaged 9.6 ppg and cleared the career 1,000 point mark in the regional quarterfinals against Adams State on March 12 ... shot a career high 47.2% from the field ... hit 44 three-point shots her senior season with a 43.6% long range average (7th in NSIC) ... matched a career high scoring effort with 25 points in the regional semis against CSU-Pueblo (3/13) ... 2nd on the squad for steals with 63, 5th in the NSIC with a 1.97 average ... added 92 assists to a career total that finished at 306 ... scored in double figures 17 times ... finished her career with 1,043 points, 317 rebounds, 306 assists and 182 steals.

2008-09:  NSIC All-Tournament Team ... played in every game of the year, making 32 starts ... largely secured the open point guard position ... second-leading scorer with 11.7 ppg ... helped CU to a school record in three-pointers made, sinking 58, the 8th highest season mark in school history ... hit double figures 21 times this season ... surpassed 20 points three times early in the season ... was 8th in the league for assists, dishing 133 on the year with an average of 4.03/g ... had 11 assists against Metro State on Nov. 21 ... had six or more assists nine times ... scored a career high 25 points against Upper Iowa (12/5) ... helped the team to a win over St. Cloud State (2/25) with 15 points, six assists and a steal ... racked up 285 points, 133 assists, 119 rebounds and 51 steals on the season.

2007-08: Played in every game of the year and made three starts … averaged 6.9 ppg on the year to sit as the team’s fifth-leading scorer … connected on 31 three-point attempts … had the second most number of steals on the season with 50 … also had 67 rebounds and 63 assists … scored a season high 15 points in the first game of the season against Missouri Valley (11/16) … recorded at least one steal in all but seven games of the season and had four steals twice on the year.

2006-07: Started in four and played in 13 games ... missed second half of the season due to knee injury ... averaged 7.2 points and 1.9 rebounds per game ... made 35-90 (.389) from the field and 12-39 (.308) from behind the arc ... had a season-high 21 points against Minnesota Duluth (11/18/06), shooting 8-15 from the field (.533), 2-4 from the behind the arc (.500), 3-3 (1.000) from the free throw line as well as a season-high six steals ... had a season-high five rebounds (four offensive) vs. Minnesota State (12/30/06) ... had four assists vs. Bemidji State (12/08/06) ... scored in 11 of 13 games.

Irondale High School:  Led conference with an Irondale single-season record 535 points, 52 three-pointers, 148 steals and 118 assists during 2004-05 season ... earned nine total letters: four in basketball, three in volleyball and two in track ... named all-metro first team and first team all-defense ... three-time all-conference basketball performer and two-time all-conference volleyball player ... was two-time basketball team MVP and captain ... earned academic honor roll ... participated on the student council, the leadership committee, in the Business Professionals of America, as a mentor, and in leadership training.

Personal: Born August 27, 1988 in San Diego, CA ... daughter of John Reif and M. Christine Jones-Reif ... has two sisters, Ashley and Mimi ... is a kinesiology major at CU and would like to teach special education.

Fast Facts: Loves seafood, especially shrimp... favorite tv show is Looney Tunes ... enjoys the movie Gladiator and the Twilight series books ... is a big Irondale Knights fan ... favorite quote is "Live out your imagination, not your history" ... her family and Jineen Williams have inspired her on and off the court ... also enjoys volleyball and team handball ... can dance a jig ... eats two hot dogs and talks to her dad before every game.