Jones was arguably the Bears’ biggest addition heading into the 2026 season — and he wasted no time making his presence felt.
The former Future Gamer and South Alabama commit delivered in a big way on Opening Day against West Monroe, going 1-for-2 with a pivotal two-run home run in the Bears’ 3-1 victory. His swing came in the bottom of the third inning with one out and the game knotted at 0-0. On a 1-0 fastball, Jones stayed tight and connected through the zone, driving the ball over the left-field wall to give the Bears a 2-0 lead — a margin that ultimately proved to be the difference.
Beyond the headline swing, Jones continued to produce throughout the three-game set against the Rebels, finishing the series 3-for-9 (.333) and consistently putting together competitive at-bats.
Opening weekend confirmed what many expected: Jones adds impact, experience, and a middle-of-the-order presence that raises the Bears’ ceiling this spring.
3/01/25
6'0" 185 lbs. athletic frame with a strong lower-half. The former Jr. Future Gamer has been playing exceptionally well for the Eagles so far this season and that continued last Saturday against Catholic BR. Hitting out of the two-hole in this look, Jones drew a six-pitch walk in his first at-bat, before leading the bottom of the 3rd off with a ground-rule double to left-centerfield, which started a two run inning for Live Oak, after being down 5-2. Jones then worked a 2-0 count in his third at-bat and hit a line drive opposite-field single, and would come around to score on Brayden Allen's grand slam. He would finish the game 2-3 with 2 R and a BB. Jones also showed off his defensive tools and speed on a diving catch in the left-centerfield gap to rob Harrison Kidder of an extra-basehit. He's a talented player with tools to dream on, which is why he's a name that should be highlighted by college recruiters now that we are in the month of March.
2/13/25
Athletic 6'0" 180 lbs. frame with some room for more physicality as he matures. A former Jr. Future Gamer, Jones was another guy that impressed in Live Oak's 13-1 win over Barbe last Thursday night. He singled to the pull-side in his first at-bat, before laying down a perfect drag bunt for a hit in his second at-bat. Jones then hit an opposite-field 2 RBI double in his third at-bat to finish the night 3-4 with the 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R, and 3 SB. He's a talented athlete with the speed to patrol centerfield and impact the game on the basepaths, which is why he's a good name to circle for college recruiters for the rest of this spring and into the summer.
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6'0" 185 lbs. athletic frame with a strong lower-half. The former Jr. Future Gamer has been playing exceptionally well for the Eagles so far this season and that continued last Saturday against Catholic BR. Hitting out of the two-hole in this look, Jones drew a six-pitch walk in his first at-bat, before leading the bottom of the 3rd off with a ground-rule double to left-centerfield, which started a two run inning for Live Oak, after being down 5-2. Jones then worked a 2-0 count in his third at-bat and hit a line drive opposite-field single, and would come around to score on Brayden Allen's grand slam. He would finish the game 2-3 with 2 R and a BB. Jones also showed off his defensive tools and speed on a diving catch in the left-centerfield gap to rob Harrison Kidder of an extra-basehit. He's a talented player with tools to dream on, which is why he's a name that should be highlighted by college recruiters now that we are in the month of March.
Athletic 6'0" 180 lbs. frame with some room for more physicality as he matures. A former Jr. Future Gamer, Jones was another guy that impressed in Live Oak's 13-1 win over Barbe last Thursday night. He singled to the pull-side in his first at-bat, before laying down a perfect drag bunt for a hit in his second at-bat. Jones then hit an opposite-field 2 RBI double in his third at-bat to finish the night 3-4 with the 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R, and 3 SB. He's a talented athlete with the speed to patrol centerfield and impact the game on the basepaths, which is why he's a good name to circle for college recruiters for the rest of this spring and into the summer.