2018 Women's Volleyball Roster

Jersey Number 19
Karrington Jones
- Height:
- 6-0
- Class:
- Freshman
- High School:
- Little Elm HS
- Hometown:
- Little Elm, Texas
Bio
AWARDS/HONORS
2021
FIFTH-YEAR SEASON (2022)
Played in all 29 matches, starting in 28 of them for the Red Raiders … Posted a career-best 14 kills and 17.5 points in the Red Raiders’ reverse sweep of UTRGV (9/17) … Also recorded a career-high two aces against Rice (9/11) … Collected a season-best eight blocks versus Notre Dame (8/26), while adding a season-high six digs in the following match against Milwaukee (8/27) … Hit for a season-best .750 at Iowa State (11/12) after recording 12 kills on 16 attacks … Ranked second on the team in blocks and blocks per set … Finished the season with 174 kills, 1.61 k/s, six aces, 49 digs, 101 blocks and 0.94 b/s.
SENIOR SEASON (2021)
Put together a stellar senior campaign appearing in 27 of 30 matches for the Red Raiders … cataloged the third most kills on the team (221), kills per set (2.08), points (279.5) and points per set (2.64) … led the Red Raiders in hitting percentage (.358) which ranked fourth in the Big 12 and tied for second in single season program history … ranked second on the team in blocks (90.0) with 0.85 blocks per set … tallied 10+ kills in 11 outings and five or more blocks in nine matches … led the Red Raiders in blocks in eight matches and kills in three matches … posted a career-best .786 hitting clip against UAB (9/17) which ranks sixth best in program history minimum 10 attacks, finished the match with 11 kills on 14 attacks with no errors and four blocks ... set a career-high in kills with 13 against TCU (11/6) … posted a career-best 17.5 points at Oklahoma (10/14) with 12 kills and seven blocks … collected 21 kills on a .513 hitting clip with nine blocks at the Buffs Invitational where she earned All-Tournament Team honors … recorded 10 kills and a season-high nine blocks in the Red Raiders first NCAA Tournament appearance in 20 years against FGCU (12/3) … finished the season with 221 kills, 2.08 k/s, 279.5 points, 2.64 pts/s, .385 hitting percentage, seven service aces, 54 digs and 90.0 blocks … earned All-Big 12 Second Team accolades for the first time in her career.
JUNIOR SEASON (2020)*
Saw limited action due to injury and illness during the 2020 season … started in four of the five matches she appeared in … recorded eight kills on a .429 hitting clip and a career-high eight blocks in a win at TCU (10/9) … posted seven blocks with two solo blocks at Houston (2/25/21) … added eight kills with one service ace, one assist and five blocks in a five-set win over Houston (2/26/21) … led the team with 1.37 blocks per set … earned Academic All-Big 12 First Team honors.
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*2020 season extended into Spring 2021 due to COVID 19 postponing fall championships, 2020 fall season was Big 12 only, with non-conference played in the spring
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2019)
Rose to the occasion as she took on an increased role as a sophomore … Made 25 starts and 28 appearances … finished the season with a team-leading 92 blocks, including 72 block assists and a team-high 20 solo blocks … ranked fourth on the squad with 164 kills while carrying a .253 hitting percentage … ranked fifth on the team with 2.2 points per set … recorded a career-high 12 kills against TCU on Oct. 6 … threw up a career-high 10 blocks in Tech’s first victory over Kansas since 2010 on Oct. 16 … put together a career-high 15 points thanks to 11 kills, two solo blocks and for block assists at UNLV on Sept. 13 … kicked off the season with five kills and seven total blocks against VCU on Aug. 30 … returned to the court later in the day and posted a career-high .634 hitting percentage thanks to nine kills on 14 attacks … picked up the first ace of her career against Lehigh on Aug. 31 and earned Sports Import All-Tournament Team honors following the conclusion of the weekend … threw up five blocks against Northwestern (9/6), Northern Ill. (9/9), West Virginia (9/25) and Iowa State (10/12 & 11/20) … tallied 11 kills against UNLV (9/13) and West Virginia (9/25) … buried nine kills in Big 12 Conference play against Kansas (11/6), Oklahoma (11/13) and in Tech’s five-set victory at TCU (11/23) … finished the season with four assists … nearly tripled her blocking production from 2018 … named to the Academic All-Big 12 Second Team.
FRESHMAN SEASON (2018)
Started eight Big 12 matches her freshman season, filling in for the injured Allison White along the front line … started nine of the 10 matches in which she appeared in 2018 … showed impressive blocking skills, tallying 35 on the year and finishing third on the team with 1.00 blocks per set … led the team in blocks five times, including in four Big 12 matches … established a career high with seven blocks against Baylor (Nov. 12) … led the team with six blocks in a win over TCU (Oct. 27) … also recorded six blocks against Oklahoma (Nov. 7) … also had a pair of four-block matches, doing so at West Virginia (Oct. 24) and later in a win at Kansas State (Nov. 17) … finished the year with 35 kills on .097 hitting … established a career high with eight kills on .467 hitting in an impressive showing at Kansas (Nov. 3) … added a seven-kill performance against Baylor (Nov. 12) and a six-kill effort at West Virginia (Oct. 24).
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB
A versatile athlete that starred at Little Elm High School where she led the Lady Lobos to its first postseason berth in 12 years her senior season … named MVP of District 14-5A her senior year after leading the district with 485 kills and adding 60 total blocks, 52 solo blocks, 427 digs and 44 services aces … averaged 4.0 kills per set at a .392 clip her senior year … missed her entire junior season with an injury after earning 14-5A All-District Honorable Mention as a sophomore … played club ball with Dallas Skyline, who she helped reach the Girls Junior National Championships in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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PERSONAL
Born January 22, 2000 to Eric Jones and Kim Oliphant … both parents played collegiate basketball … mother, Kim, serves as the assistant athletic director for Forney ISD … awarded the LEHS Principals Award for Citizenship as well as the LEHS Academic Excellence Award for Athletics her senior year.
2021
- All-Big 12 Second Team
- Buffs Invitational All-Tournament Team
- Academic All-Big 12 First Team
- Sports Imports All-Tournament Team
- Academic All-Big 12 Second Team
FIFTH-YEAR SEASON (2022)
Played in all 29 matches, starting in 28 of them for the Red Raiders … Posted a career-best 14 kills and 17.5 points in the Red Raiders’ reverse sweep of UTRGV (9/17) … Also recorded a career-high two aces against Rice (9/11) … Collected a season-best eight blocks versus Notre Dame (8/26), while adding a season-high six digs in the following match against Milwaukee (8/27) … Hit for a season-best .750 at Iowa State (11/12) after recording 12 kills on 16 attacks … Ranked second on the team in blocks and blocks per set … Finished the season with 174 kills, 1.61 k/s, six aces, 49 digs, 101 blocks and 0.94 b/s.
SENIOR SEASON (2021)
Put together a stellar senior campaign appearing in 27 of 30 matches for the Red Raiders … cataloged the third most kills on the team (221), kills per set (2.08), points (279.5) and points per set (2.64) … led the Red Raiders in hitting percentage (.358) which ranked fourth in the Big 12 and tied for second in single season program history … ranked second on the team in blocks (90.0) with 0.85 blocks per set … tallied 10+ kills in 11 outings and five or more blocks in nine matches … led the Red Raiders in blocks in eight matches and kills in three matches … posted a career-best .786 hitting clip against UAB (9/17) which ranks sixth best in program history minimum 10 attacks, finished the match with 11 kills on 14 attacks with no errors and four blocks ... set a career-high in kills with 13 against TCU (11/6) … posted a career-best 17.5 points at Oklahoma (10/14) with 12 kills and seven blocks … collected 21 kills on a .513 hitting clip with nine blocks at the Buffs Invitational where she earned All-Tournament Team honors … recorded 10 kills and a season-high nine blocks in the Red Raiders first NCAA Tournament appearance in 20 years against FGCU (12/3) … finished the season with 221 kills, 2.08 k/s, 279.5 points, 2.64 pts/s, .385 hitting percentage, seven service aces, 54 digs and 90.0 blocks … earned All-Big 12 Second Team accolades for the first time in her career.
JUNIOR SEASON (2020)*
Saw limited action due to injury and illness during the 2020 season … started in four of the five matches she appeared in … recorded eight kills on a .429 hitting clip and a career-high eight blocks in a win at TCU (10/9) … posted seven blocks with two solo blocks at Houston (2/25/21) … added eight kills with one service ace, one assist and five blocks in a five-set win over Houston (2/26/21) … led the team with 1.37 blocks per set … earned Academic All-Big 12 First Team honors.
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*2020 season extended into Spring 2021 due to COVID 19 postponing fall championships, 2020 fall season was Big 12 only, with non-conference played in the spring
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2019)
Rose to the occasion as she took on an increased role as a sophomore … Made 25 starts and 28 appearances … finished the season with a team-leading 92 blocks, including 72 block assists and a team-high 20 solo blocks … ranked fourth on the squad with 164 kills while carrying a .253 hitting percentage … ranked fifth on the team with 2.2 points per set … recorded a career-high 12 kills against TCU on Oct. 6 … threw up a career-high 10 blocks in Tech’s first victory over Kansas since 2010 on Oct. 16 … put together a career-high 15 points thanks to 11 kills, two solo blocks and for block assists at UNLV on Sept. 13 … kicked off the season with five kills and seven total blocks against VCU on Aug. 30 … returned to the court later in the day and posted a career-high .634 hitting percentage thanks to nine kills on 14 attacks … picked up the first ace of her career against Lehigh on Aug. 31 and earned Sports Import All-Tournament Team honors following the conclusion of the weekend … threw up five blocks against Northwestern (9/6), Northern Ill. (9/9), West Virginia (9/25) and Iowa State (10/12 & 11/20) … tallied 11 kills against UNLV (9/13) and West Virginia (9/25) … buried nine kills in Big 12 Conference play against Kansas (11/6), Oklahoma (11/13) and in Tech’s five-set victory at TCU (11/23) … finished the season with four assists … nearly tripled her blocking production from 2018 … named to the Academic All-Big 12 Second Team.
FRESHMAN SEASON (2018)
Started eight Big 12 matches her freshman season, filling in for the injured Allison White along the front line … started nine of the 10 matches in which she appeared in 2018 … showed impressive blocking skills, tallying 35 on the year and finishing third on the team with 1.00 blocks per set … led the team in blocks five times, including in four Big 12 matches … established a career high with seven blocks against Baylor (Nov. 12) … led the team with six blocks in a win over TCU (Oct. 27) … also recorded six blocks against Oklahoma (Nov. 7) … also had a pair of four-block matches, doing so at West Virginia (Oct. 24) and later in a win at Kansas State (Nov. 17) … finished the year with 35 kills on .097 hitting … established a career high with eight kills on .467 hitting in an impressive showing at Kansas (Nov. 3) … added a seven-kill performance against Baylor (Nov. 12) and a six-kill effort at West Virginia (Oct. 24).
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB
A versatile athlete that starred at Little Elm High School where she led the Lady Lobos to its first postseason berth in 12 years her senior season … named MVP of District 14-5A her senior year after leading the district with 485 kills and adding 60 total blocks, 52 solo blocks, 427 digs and 44 services aces … averaged 4.0 kills per set at a .392 clip her senior year … missed her entire junior season with an injury after earning 14-5A All-District Honorable Mention as a sophomore … played club ball with Dallas Skyline, who she helped reach the Girls Junior National Championships in 2015, 2016 and 2017.
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PERSONAL
Born January 22, 2000 to Eric Jones and Kim Oliphant … both parents played collegiate basketball … mother, Kim, serves as the assistant athletic director for Forney ISD … awarded the LEHS Principals Award for Citizenship as well as the LEHS Academic Excellence Award for Athletics her senior year.
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