2019 Season: CACC All-Tournament Team - Second Team All-CACC – appeared and started in all 54 games her red shirt junior year in center field – second on the team with 174 at bats and 70 hits, including six doubles, six triples, and two homeruns – third on the team with 37 RBI – second on the team and third in the CACC with the highest batting average, hitting .402 – scored the most runs on the team and in program history in a season with 63 – finished the season with a .540 slugging percentage, .473 on base percentage and a .960 fielding percentage – second on the team with 22 walks – went 32-33 in stolen bases – made 92 putouts – tied for sixth in program history with six triples throughout her career – second in program history with a career batting average of .394 – sixth all-time in program history with a slugging percentage of .516 – second all-time in program history with a .462 career on base percentage – third all-time in program history with 46 career stolen bases – went 2-4 with a grand slam for six RBI against Jefferson on April 2, which is the second most RBI in a game in program-history – went 4-4 with one triple, two runs, and two RBI against USciences on April 10 – ended the season on an 11-game hitting streak.

2018 Season: Appeared and started in 15 games for the Wildcats, before a season ending injury where she retained a year of eligibility – had the third best batting average on the team, batting .362 in 47 at bats – had 17 hits, three doubles, six RBI, while scoring 11 runs – stole 14 bases on the year – was walked four times – hit her first double in the first game of the year against Merrimack on February 16 – had three games with three hits.

At Midland College: Two-year starter at Midland College in Texas – team went 38-16 as a sophomore, advancing to the Region 5 Tournament – batted 55-for-151 (.364) with seven doubles, four triples, and two home runs – knocked in 23 runs while scoring a team high 49 – led the team with 13 stolen bases – team went 43-15 as a freshman, advancing to the Region 5 Tournament – led the team with a .478 batting average, going 89-for-186 with five doubles and a triple – knocked in 31 runs to go with 64 runs scored – stole 23 bases as a freshman.

High School: Four-year letterwinner at Paloma Valley High School – spent first three years as a catcher before transitioning to the outfield as a senior.

Personal: Kiana Jazmine Broderson-Jones – daughter of William Jones and Misty Broderson – has an older brother Trevor Broderson, and a younger sister, Maddisyn Jones – majoring in communications in science at Wilmington University with aspirations of becoming an intraoperative neuromonitoring technologist – from Menifee, Calif. – favorite athlete is Lebron James – if she could date a celebrity, she would date Jacquees – favorite movie of all time is Love & Basketball – favorite sports team is the Las Angeles Lakers – the perfectly prepared meal would be wings and fries – considers her grandparents to be her role models – the greatest piece of advice se has ever received is, “Amensia; don’t dread on what you’ve done wrong, bounce back.”