Nicole Jones Nicole Jones 5'5" | PG Conway | 2029 State AR made an immediate impact as a freshman with the Conway Lady Wampus Cats, and she is looking more and more like a star.

Jones was excellent when it came to scoring the ball. Against La Vega, Texas, at the Sandra Meadows Classic, the guard put up 16 points and 3 steals. She looked even better once conference season came around, dropping 27 points on Cabot on the road. Her great play extended into the summer, averaging 14.6 points per game during the Adidas 3SSB Circuit, which included a 17-point, 3-board, 3-assist, and 2-steal outing versus the Lady Jets.

The rising sophomore can flat-out shoot the nets off the rims. She proved that in the Cabot contest, as 18 of her 27 points came from beyond the arc. She has a quick release, but her first step may be even quicker, as she can fly by her defenders and get to the basket with ease.

There is a reason why Nicole Jones Nicole Jones 5'5" | PG Conway | 2029 State AR is ranked in the top-5 of her class. Don’t be surprised if she makes a play for the top 3 if her play continues to get stronger.

There has been serious hype around Nicole Jones Nicole Jones 5'5" | PG Conway | 2029 State AR for a couple of years, and now, she is ready to debut with Conway’s varsity squad.

Jones currently holds Division I offers from Alabama A&M and UAPB, and she held those offers before her 8th-grade season. I can see why those teams offered Jones so early, considering just how masterful she is with the ball in her hands.

Jones is the best floor general in the 2029 class, and she has been balling with her AAU club, Team ISO. While playing in the EYBL, Jones has proven that she is an amazing passer, hitting every open teammate with an accurate pass. She seems to know where her teammates are at all times, and she is always looking to make the right play.

Conway graduated several guards in the 2025 class, so there is a good chance Nicole Jones Nicole Jones 5'5" | PG Conway | 2029 State AR can come in right away and contribute. Regardless of her role, it was a no-brainer putting her at #3.