Jones, Courtney

Exeter City Women added to their defensive options ahead of the 2024/25 season with the signing of Courtney Jones.

Jones arrived after a successful spell at Cheltenham Town, where she was a key member in the Robins' Division One South West winning side of 2022, scoring against the Grecians in a 3-1 victory in Gloucestershire. 

As Town adapted to life in tier three, Jones would be a regular starter for Tom Davies’ side, playing on 22 occasions as they finished a respectable eighth in the division. Jones would play 17 times for the Robins last season, including a late substitute appearance as Town and City clashed in the FA Cup.

Jones started her career with Wolverhampton Wanderers before moving to Stoke City for a three-year spell. She joined Cheltenham in 2021 where she was a teammate of fellow Grecian Georgie-Marie Barbour-Gresham. Jones recently captained the UK Armed Forces Team, the defender representing the British Army.

Manager Abbie Britton is delighted to have added to her squad ahead of the new season:

“Courtney brings a wealth of experience to the team and has played a lot of tier three football. She offers a strong presence to our defensive options and has leadership qualities."

Abbie Britton on signing of Jones

"She has been fantastic in coming into the group and I am looking forward to working with her this season.”

Courtneg made her debut as a 77th minute substitute on the 25th August 2024 at Leeds. 

Playing Record 

Season 

Team            

Apps

Goals 

2013-14

Wolves Res 

6

0

2014-15

Stoke City LFC Res

2

0

2014-15 

Stoke City Ladies

19

2

2015-16

Stoke City LFC Res

2

0

2015-16

Stoke City Ladies

9

3

2016-17

Stoke City LFC Res

18

12

2017-18

Wolves WFC

20

0

2018-19

Wolves WFC

21

0

2019-20

Wolves WFC 

19

4

2019-20

Wolves Devt

1

0

2020-21

Cheltenham  Town

5

0

2021-22

Cheltenham Town

24

2

2022-23

Cheltenham Town

22

2023-24

Cheltenham Town

17

2024-25 

Exeter City WFC

 

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