2015: Backup goalkeeper that saw action in eight games during her senior season ... Made a career-high four in just 10:25 of action in a 16-6 win over Ohio State on April 25 ... Played a career-high 35:23 against Penn State in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals and matched a career high with four saves ... Finished the season with a 10.55 goals-against average and 12 saves in 113:44 of play ... Academic All-Big Ten. 

2014: Primary backup to starter Bridget Bianco, seeing time in four games ... Made one save against Marquette ... Stopped three of five shots she faced at Michigan on March 11 ... Appeared in relief of Bianco in win over USC at Wrigley Field ... Academic All-Big Ten.

2013: Served as a backup in the cage to Bridget Bianco this year, seeing time in five games ... Played 10 minutes in NU's win at USC at the L.A. Coliseum, recording her first career ground ball and caused turnover ... One save in appearance at Vanderbilt and two stops vs. Boston College ... Played 6:43 in NCAA quarterfinal win over Penn State ... Academic All-Big Ten.

2012: Along with fellow freshman Bridget Bianco, served as a backup to senior goalkeeper Brianne LoManto ... Appeared in three games ... Made her debut in relief duty at Louisville, recording three saves while allowing just two goals ... Also appeared in victories over William & Mary and UMass.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in the cage for Edina ... 2010 second-team all-state and first-team all-conference honoree, and an honorable mention all-state and all-conference selection as a senior ... Named 2011 Minnesota Miss Lacrosse Goalie ... Member of Team Minnesota for Women's Division National Tournament in 2009 and 2010 ... 2011 Academic All-American ... Made 679 career saves, including 525 over junior and senior seasons, maintaining a 66.3 save percentage in 2010 and a 63.8 save percentage in 2011 ... Made 23 saves on 33 shots on goal (69.9 save percentage) against Minnetonka in 2011 when both teams were ranked in the top three in the state ... Team was a three-time section finalist, losing to eventual state champion twice ... Member of Minnesota Lakes and Minnesota Select club teams from 2008-10 ... Also played basketball, reaching back-to-back state sectional finals ... AP Scholar with Distinction in 2010 ... Recipient of Presidential Award for Academic Excellence.

Personal: Born Brooke Macklin Jones ... Daughter of Jason and Linda Jones ... Twin sister, Brooke, also played for the Wildcats ... Older sister, Candice, attends St. Olaf College ... Double-majoring in economics and radio/television/film.

Jones' Career Highs