Former Iowa women's basketball player Ava Jones posted a health update video on TikTok, revealing that she completed her ...

Ava Jones, the basketball player from Kansas who was severely injured while her family was visiting Louisville, has announced another struggle she is facing. Jones, who was crashed into along with ...

Ava Jones: "I have a lot less friends and I’m a lot more sad." Ava Jones' physical impacts, including ongoing therapy, are coupled with mental effects restricting abilities she once succeeded at ...

The Jones family is from Nickerson, Kansas. Ava Jones suffered a traumatic brain injury, torn ligaments in both knees and a shoulder injury. Amy Jones suffered a brain injury and 21 broken bones.

Ava Jones will officially be a Hawkeye, just months after she and her family were tragically injured by an impaired driver. He father, Trey Jones, died as a result of the car crash.

Former Nickerson High School basketball star Ava Jones faced the man charged with murder in connection with the July 5, 2022 crash that effectively ended her playing career and killed her father.

Iowa’s Ava Jones (35) looks on during an exhibition game between the Hawkeyes and Clarke University last October. Jones has announced that she is medically retiring from college basketball.

Amy and Ava Jones awoke from comas only to learn about the loss of their husband and father. Trey's eldest son, 21-year-old Hunter, said the family found comfort in knowing Trey was an organ donor ...

Teenage basketball star Ava Jones and her mother were hospitalized on Tuesday, July 5, after a driver drove over her family in downtown Louisville, Kentucky.

Ava Jones’ basketball career is almost certainly over. Jones, the Iowa recruit who survived a car crash with her family in Louisville earlier this summer, tore all four ligaments in both of her ...

NICKERSON, Kan. (KWCH) - Nickerson High School basketball star Ava Jones and her mother, Amy, are continuing their recoveries at home after spending weeks in a Louisville, Kentucky hospital.

Amy and Ava Jones are now off ventilators and may transfer to either a Kansas City or Wichita hospital. Both were injured by an impared driver.