Randolph-Macon College

As a Senior (2018): Jones had arguably her best season for the Yellow Jackets starting 46 games during the course of the season and leading the team in a number of categories.  She was named All-ODAC Second team as well as being named ODAC Player of the Week once.  Jones led the team in home runs and RBI's with 10 and 44 respectively as well as total bases with 85.  She was first on the team with a .649 slugging percentage and fourth in batting average coming in at .328.  Harley was the hero for the Jackets more than one this season with a walk-off grand slam in the 8th inning against #25 Emory (Mar. 14) as well as a 3-run home run on senior day against #25 Emory and Henry in a game that the Yellow Jackets would eventually win (Apr. 8).

As a junior (2017): During her third season with the Yellow Jackets, Jones appeared in all 46 games while leading the team with 6 HR. She also compiled 35 hits with 7 doubles, 2 triples, and a team leading 35 RBI on the season while also swiping 13 bases.

As a sophomore (’16):  Played in 44 games for the Yellow Jackets at 1B...  Jones averaged .344 with 26 RBIs and seven home runs... Jones earned All-ODAC Second Team Honors.

As a freshman (2015): Harley appeared in 39 games for the Yellow Jackets, starting 35 of them.  She finished the season with a .288 batting average which was good for seventh on the team.  Harley was also third on the team in doubles with seven and fourth in RBI's with 19.  She was also tied for second on the team in home runs with five.  Jones was fourth in slugging percentage at .500 and sixth in total bases with 52.  She led the Yellow Jackets offensively through the ODAC Tournament going 5-12 with two home runs and five RBI's.  Harley was named to the All-Tournament team.

Personal: Harley graduated from Brunswick High School where she lettered in softball, basketball, volleyball and track...Jones helped her track and field team to the Girls 2A State Championship...Her basketball team claimed the district championship during each of her four prep years...Harley was named Most Valuable Player for softball and volleyball in 2014...She also received AllState/VHSL Group 2A Female Athlete of the Year honors...Jones was a member of the National Honor Society and the Talented and Gifted Program...She attended the Governor's School of Southside Virginia...Harley intends to major in psychology.