BRIONNA JONES

• Senior leader that finished tied for No. 6 on Maryland’s scoring list (1,928) and No. 3 in rebounds (1,209)

• School Record points scored in a season (697) and had 24 double-doubles this season to lead the Big Ten

• Played in 142 games – every game of her Maryland career

• Led the NCAA for the second straight year with her FG percentage of 69.0%, which is also a Big Ten record

• Came in as a freshman needed to rehab an ACL injury and change her body. Went on to become an All-American and unanimous First Team All-Big Ten honoree, Wooden Award finalist ESPNW All-American

• Returned to the Terrapins for a fourth year in field hockey and her sixth year overall after playing tennis her first two years.

• She played as a dual sport athlete, splitting time between tennis and field hockey for two seasons.

• Senior leader that helped lead a young squad with 10 freshmen to Big Ten regular season title

• Led Terps in scoring with 15 goals, including six game-winners, as well as the winner over No. 1 Connecticut. Also notched eight assists on the year

• Named Big Ten Player of the Year and a First Team NFHCA All-American

• Earned All-Big Ten Academic honors two years straight

• 2016  Olympic Qualifier (4x400m relay, Canada)

• 2017 NCAA Indoor 2nd Team All-American- 400m

• Academic All-Big Ten

• School Record Holder 400m indoor

• School Record Holder 400m outdoors

• School Record Holder 500m indoor

• Helped Teammates secure school record in the 4x400m Relay

• 2nd place finish in the indoor 400m dash- 2017 Big Ten Indoor Championships

• Inspires those around her to perform and train at a high level

• Journalism Major with solid academic performances- helped arrange motivational talk for the team through journalism department

•  Spring 2016: Team captain, helped lead Maryland to a 21-1 overall record and their third straight NCAA Championship game; 2016 IWLCA Second Team All-American; 2016 CoSIDA Third Team All-American; 2016 Elite 90 recipient; third on team with 49 goals, 16 assists and 65 points

• Named to Tewaaaraton Watch List for the second straight year in 2017

• Returned as team captain in 2017 and helped lead Maryland to a 19-0 record, the No. 1 ranking nationally and the Big Ten regular season and tournament titles

•  Leads the Terps across the field: third on team with 44 goals, 66 points and 18 caused turnovers; is second with 62 draw controls; leads team with 42 ground balls

• Has helped the Terps go 85-3 in her four years, including a 44-0 record in College Park

• Holds a 4.0 GPA as a biological sciences major; All-Big Ten academic selection; 2017 Big Ten Medal of Honor recipient