2007-08 Track: Had spectacular indoor and outdoor seasons for the Bengals in his first year of competition at Idaho State... Earned two bronzes at the Big Sky Conference Indoor Championships (2/29), taking third in both the long jump and the 200-meter dash... His 200-meter time of 21.67 seconds was his best time of the season, as was his long jump distance of 23-11.50... Also took fourth in the 60-meter dash at the Big Sky Indoor Championships (2/29), running a time of 6.90 seconds, but he posted his season-best of 6.83 seconds in the preliminary round... Earned a silver at the Big Sky Conference Outdoor Championships (5/17) in the 100-meter dash, running a time of 10.59 seconds, but his season-low in that event was at the Mark Faldmo Invitational (4/19), where he ran a time of 10.50 seconds... Posted his season-best time in the 200-meter dash at the Mark Faldmo Invitational (4/19), finishing second with a time of 21.19 seconds... Captured third in the long jump at the Mark Faldmo Invitational (4/19), posting a season-best mark of 23-03.50... Qualified for the NCAA West Regionals (5/30) in the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes, finishing 12th in the preliminary round of the 100-meter and and 14th in the preliminary round of the 200-meter.

Previous College: Ran unattached and took first at the Oregon Preview for the 100 meter dash in 2007 with a time of 10.85.

High School: Lettered in football, basketball and track...Took second in track at district in the 100m, 20m and long jump in 2005...Took second in district in 2004 in the 100 meter dash...Was first team All-State for football in 2004...Was second team All-State in track for 2005...Was third team all league in basketball for 2004...Holds the 2nd place record for Jesuit High School in the long jump...Made all league six times and all state three times in football, basketball and track...While a member of track the team took 2nd place in state in 2005...Football team took third in state while a member in 2004.

Personal: Parents are Kenneth and Shannon Jones...Majoring in Political Science.