2020-21 (SEASON PLAYED IN SPRING, 2021) / AS A JUNIOR
- Academic All-Big Ten
- Started all 12 matches and was fourth on the team with 1,096 minutes played and had 11 shots, two on goal
- Played in every minute of 10 matches and had 88 minutes in another
- Had a shot and played all 110 minutes to help Purdue retain the Golden Boot Trophy with a shutout of Indiana on April 3
- Recorded a season-high-tying two shots, with one on goal, against Rutgers on Feb. 28
- Posted a shot on goal at Illinois on Feb. 18
2019 / AS A SOPHOMORE
- Academic All-Big Ten
- Played in 20 matches with five starts and had one goal, two assists and four points with four shots and two shots on goal in 819 minutes
- Played in both matches in the Big Ten Tournament, including 34 minutes at top-seeded and No. 7-ranked Wisconsin in a 1-0 victory on Nov. 3
- Assisted on Purdue’s lone goal and played 70 minutes, second-most on the season, against Penn State on Oct. 13
- Scored a goal on one shot in 48 minutes in a win over Toledo on Aug. 25
- Assisted on the game-winning goal against Georgia and played 67 minutes in a 1-0 win on Aug. 22
2018 / AS A FRESHMAN
- Started 11 of 15 matches played, including all but one Big Ten contest
- Scored an insurance goal in the 3-0 victory versus Eastern Michigan (8/17)
- Assisted the Boilermaker’s lone goal against Ohio State (10/18)
- Posted 10 shots on the season, including a season-high five versus Eastern Michigan (8/17) and a conference match-high of two versus Wisconsin (10/7)
- Totaled 751 minutes for an average of 50 minutes per game
- Logged 90+ minutes twice, 94 vs. West Virginia (8/24) and 92 at Northwestern (10/14)
HIGH SCHOOL
- Played for coach Ray Krystal at Cary-Grove High School in suburban Chicago
- U-15 North American Cup champion with her ECNL club Sockers FC
- Chicagoland Soccer all-state honoree and Northwestern Herald Area Player of the Year finalist as a junior
- Multi-year all-conference, all-area and all-sectional honoree
- Led Cary-Grove in goals and assists as junior after concentrating on club as a sophomore
- Helped Cary-Grove win conference and regional titles as a freshman on varsity
- Cary-Grove was a regional champion again her junior year
- Was one of 10 area students named to Daily Herald’s 2018 Fox Valley Leadership team
- Four-year high honor roll student
- National Honor Society
- Ranked among the top four percent of her class all four years
PERSONAL
- Majoring in mechanical engineering
- Parents are Dan and Erin Jones
- Has two younger siblings, Cooper and Kenedi
- Mother, Erin, played field hockey at Central Michigan
- Father, Dan, is the executive director of the Cary Park District
COACH ROFF SAYS
"Teagan is a versatile player that sees the field very well, always plays with her head up, and is very comfortable on the ball. Her technical ability allows her to play out of tight spaces effectively, and also connect passes with accuracy and with proper weight on the ball. Her work rate, attacking mindset and high soccer IQ will help her compete for playing time in our midfield early in her career."
