University of Idaho Athletics

• Named Big Sky Newcomer of the Year
• Received All-Big Sky Second Team Honors
• Played and started in 31 games in his junior season
• Averaged 19.4 points per game and recorded 227 field goals made - both marks that ranked second-highest in the conference
• Led the team and ranked fourth in the league with 7.8 rebounds per game
• Finished with the best field goal percentage in the Big Sky and ninth in the nation at 62.9 percent 
• Led the conference in blocks (35) and blocks per game (1.13)
• Ranked third in the Big Sky with 600 total points
• His 11 double-doubles ranked second most amongst Big Sky players
• Recorded a 42-point double-double on 19-of-26 shooting to go with 12 rebounds, four blocks, and three steals in a home game vs. Sacramento State (01/05) - 1 of 2 Division 1 players in the last 13 years to post 40+ points, 10+ rebounds, and 4+ blocks in a game (Jamal Warney, 2016, Stony Brook)
• His 42-point performance ranks third in Idaho history for points in a single game, matching Stephen Madison (at Utah Valley, 02/15/2014) and Steve Weist (vs. Western Washington, 12/22/1973)
• Tabbed 19 points, nailing 11-of-13 free throws, snagging 10 rebounds and six blocks against North Dakota (12/06). His six blocks are the most blocks by an Idaho player since 2012 (6, Djim Bandoumel, 2/9/2012)
• Had 27 points on 13-of-13 from the foul line and grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds versus Idaho State (01/28)
• Scored 20 or more points in 14 games and 30+ points in four games
• Earned two Big Sky Player of the Week honors (11/29 & 1/10)

• Played three seasons under head coach Jeremy Harden
• Led Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) in scoring (25.3 PPG), rebounding (13.2 RPG) and field goal percentage (69.5 percent) in 2021-22
• Named 2021-22 NWAC Player of the Year, East Region Most Valuable Player and Defensive Player of the Year
• Led WVC to an East Region title and NWAC Final Four appearance
• Totaled 61 starts for the Knights
• Posted second-most blocks per game in the NWAC (1.7 BPG)
• Delivered a career-high 61 points, 15 rebounds and three blocks in a win over Walla Walla CC (1/19/22)
• Prior to WVC, Jones played high school basketball at Orting in Spanaway, Wash.
• Chose Idaho over offers from Boise State, Fresno State, Iowa State, Oregon State and Washington State

Don't jump with Isaac Jones ??@_ijonez | #GoVandals pic.twitter.com/NlGOhKB40n

— Idaho Basketball (@VandalHoops) December 22, 2022

40 PIECE FOR JONES#GoVandals | @_ijonez pic.twitter.com/l3UAu04pq5

— Idaho Basketball (@VandalHoops) January 6, 2023

Isaac Jones incoming ??#GoVandals | @_ijonez pic.twitter.com/lgqzDbBQpy

— Idaho Basketball (@VandalHoops) March 5, 2023

PUT 'EM ON A POSTER#GoVandals | @_ijonez pic.twitter.com/dSzZhxrQ3p

— Idaho Basketball (@VandalHoops) February 12, 2023