Hannah Jones

Prior to Ohio State

Enrolled at the University of Memphis from fall 2023 through the fall 2024 semester before transferring to Ohio State for the spring 2025 semester
Named All-Conference Second Team in 2024 at Memphis after averaging 3.45 kills/set during the season
Lettered for four years in volleyball and basketball at Prattville Christian Academy
As a senior in high school in 2022, was named AVCA All-American First Team, AHSVCA first team, AHSAA 3A State Champion MVP, JVA watch list, North-South Volleyball All-Star Team
As a junior in high school, was named All-Metro, AHSVCA first team, AVCA Phenom, Super All-State Volleyball Team
As a sophomore in high school, was named All-Metro and AHSVCA All-State Second Team
As a freshman in high school, was named All-Metro, PrepVolleyball.com All-American, PrepVolleyball.com Player of the Year finalist and MaxPreps.com preseason All-American
Led her high school basketball team to a 3a AHSAA State Championship in 2021, winning MVP and being named All-State First Team and All-Metro
Also in basketball was named MVP in 2022 for the AHSAA All Stars South, Autauga County Tournament and JSCCC Tournament
In 2023 in basketball, was named MVP of AHSAA 4A Area 5 Champions, state regional champions, central region championships, state champions, PCA … was a finalist for ASWA 4A 2023 Girls Basketball Player of the Year and was the All-Metro 2023 Basketball Player of the Year
Competed as a member of Alabama Performance club

Personal

Daughter of Lenord and Paloma Jones
Has a brother, Elijah
Majoring in public health
Greatest sports thrill is winning her high school’s first-ever state championship in volleyball
Wants to play professional volleyball and become an optometrist after college
Her father, Lenord, played basketball at Talladega College and was an NAIA All-American
Brother, Elijah, played basketball at Middle Georgia and Faulkner University
Member of the National Honor Society all four years of high school
2023-24 American Athletic Academic Team
SAAC member at the University of Memphis, also a part of the Junior Civitan Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes