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Irvine Valley sophomore setter Hailey Jones, a key member of the Lasers' first ever indoor state championship women's volleyball team, signed with Division 1 San Diego State last month.
Jones started for two years for IVC and was a two-year first team all-Orange Empire Conference player.
She was also named to the all-region team after her 2013 freshman season.
The 5-7 Jones helped Irvine Valley to a record of 51-2 the past two years and a state third-place effort and state-title finish. She was also a part of two undefeated Orange Empire Conference champion teams.
This past season, she averaged 11.43 assists and 2.08 digs per game. She also hit .457 when called on.
She finished with 994 assists and 181 digs overall.
Jones ranked first in the state in assists per set.
Jones had a season-best 51 assists in Irvine Valley's four-set win over Cabrillo in the CCCAA State Championship final on Dec. 7 at Cabrillo.
Irvine Valley finished with a record of 27-0 in 2014 and dropped just seven sets all season. The Lasers swept 21 of 27 opponents on the year.
In 2013, Jones finished the season with 847 assists (10.59 assists per set average) and 176 digs (2.20 per set average) along with 21 blocks and 23 aces. She topped 50 assists in three matches in 2013, including a season-high 54 in Irvine Valley's five-set loss to Cabrillo at the state tournament.
She was also a part of the Lasers' inaugural CCCAA women's sand volleyball state championship team this spring. IVC defeated Grossmont, Cabrillo and Golden West for the title.
Jones came to Irvine Valley from Rim of the World High in Lake Arrowhead where she helped lead her squad to a CIF title in 2012.
She is headed to a San Diego State program that had a record of 14-15 overall and finished 9-9 in conference last season.
