Hall of Fame
• From Memphis, Tenn., and Mitchell High School
• Played women's basketball for XULA from 1993-97
• Program career rankings:
— No. 1 with 420 steals
— No. 2 with 415 made free throws
— No. 2 with 631 free-throw attempts
— No. 4 with 1,799 points
— No. 4 with 1,510 field-goal attempts
— No. 5 with 662 made field goals
— No. 5 with 446 assists
— No. 6 with 132 games played
— No. 9 with 13.6 points per game
— No. 9 with 70 blocked shots
— No. 14 (tie) with 631 rebounds
— No. 23 with a .438 field-goal percentage
• The only XULA basketball player, female or male, to reach 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 400 assists in a career
• One of two Gold Nuggets — the other is Whitney Gathright — to reach 1,000 points, 400 rebounds and 400 assists in a career
• NAIA Division I All-America as a junior (1995-96)
• All-Gulf Coast Athletic Conference each of her final three seasons
• As a senior (1996-97), she shared GCAC Player of the Year with teammate Kimberly Simpkins
• All-Louisiana honorable mention as a sophomore (1994-95)
• All-GCAC Tournament as a junior
• Shares program season record for steals in a season: 126 in 1996-97
• The program’s first player to appear in four NAIA national tournaments
• One of two players — the other is 2022 XULA Hall of Fame inductee Cassee Davis — to
reach 30 points in a game at NAIA nationals . . . Jones
scored 30 as a sophomore in an 87-75 first-round victory March 16, 1995, against Salem International
• During her tenure the program was 110-22 (.833) and won four GCAC regular-season championships — shared
in 1993-94, outright the final three years — and four GCAC tournaments
• Post-XULA: Teacher and coach in Memphis Shelby County schools for 24 years
• Now known as Antasha Jefferson
