2017: Played in all 31 matches ... Led the team and was fourth in the league in service aces with 0.4 a set ... Posted a career-best 17 digs against USC Upstate ... Had seven matches with at least three service aces ... Her career-high six service aces against Delaware State tied for third in the PC match record book ... Her 51 career service aces is tied for 10th in the PC DI record book, her .40 service aces per set this season ranking fourth in the PC DI season record book ... Her team-leading 40 aces on the season tied for fifth in the PC DI record book ...
2016: Saw action in 66 sets, and 27 matches ... Started in four ... Fifth on the team in digs with 1.82 and in receptions with .11 ... Posted double-digit kills in four matches ... In the top 10 in the PC DI career record books in reception percentage (2nd, .958) ... Her career highlights include 14 digs against Charleston Southern and Campbell ... Had a career-high three attacks against the Bucs in that match as well ...
High School: As a varsity volleyball libero at East side, her team made it to playoffs all four years ... Her sophomore year the team advanced to third round ... As a junior year her team played in the upper state finals, while her senior year's team won upper state finals ... She lettered as a freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior ... Was a three-time All-Region selection ... All-State Team and All-Star Team member her senior year ...
Club: Clubbed with the Upward Stars and Axis Elite ... The Axis team placed third at AAU Nationals in 2013 and finished fifth at AAU Nationals in 2014 ... The Upward Stars won The AAU National Championship in 2015 ...
Personal: Megan Anne Jones was born in Greenville, S.C., on Aug. 4, 1998 ... Parents are Bobby and Cathy Jones ... She chose PC because it is an all around great school where she can see an opportunity for herself to not only grow as an athlete but as a student as well ... The administrative staff is welcoming, extremely helpful, and made her college visit feel as if she were at home ... She knew from the moment she stepped foot onto campus that PC would be my her home for the next four years ...Major is undeclared.
