George Mason University Athletics

2019:  Played 17 games with seven starts, logging 706 minutes…Recorded one assist…Registered seven shots and three shots on goal…One of eight players to play in at least 17 games…Played 74 minutes in 2-1 win vs. American on Aug. 30…Played a season-high 90 minutes in 1-0 loss at Navy on Sept. 2…Logged 78 minutes and registered one shot on goal in 2-0 loss at Appalachian State on Sept. 6…Played 77 minutes in 3-0 loss at Campbell on Sept. 8…Saw 78 minutes of action in 3-1 loss vs. Liberty on Sept. 14…Played 43 minutes with a season-high two shots and one shot on goal in 2-0 loss at Drexel on Sept. 17…Played 54 minutes and registered one shot in 3-2 overtime loss against Gardner-Webb on Sept. 21…Played nine minutes in 1-1 double-overtime draw against Bucknell on Sept. 24…Picked up first NCAA assist on Mason’s game-winning goal while playing 51 minutes in 2-1 victory at George Washington on Sept. 28…Played 43 minutes with one shot in 2-0 loss at Longwood on Oct. 1…Played 15 minutes in 3-2 double overtime win against Dayton on Oct. 5…Played 12 minutes in 1-0 double overtime win against Davidson on Oct. 12…Saw 11 minutes of action in 3-1 loss at St. Bonaventure on Oct. 19…Played 43 minutes and recorded one shot on goal in 3-1 loss at Fordham on Oct. 26…Played three minutes in 1-0 loss to VCU on Nov. 2…Logged 10 minutes in penalty kick shootout loss (4-3) in the Atlantic 10 Championship quarterfinals at No. 2 VCU on Nov. 9.

2018: Played in six games...Logged 89 minutes...Recorded one shot and season-high 38 minutes in 0-3 loss against Drexel on Aug. 31...Tallied one shot on goal in 2-0 defeat of Longwood on Sept. 26.

2017: Played in 12 games, starting in one…First career start was against Albany (Sept. 1)…Recorded his first career goal in win against American (Aug. 27)…Tallied two shots, both being shots on goal.

PREP: Four-year starter at Bethel High School in Hampton, Va...First student at Bethel to ever commit to play Division I men’s soccer...Led Bethel in goals and assists every year...Tallied 51 goals and 17 assists in four-year career...Had career highs of 22 goals and seven assists during senior season... Earned first-team all-conference honors all four years...On the club level, in four years, he helped Virginia Rush to 11 tournament championships, most notably winning a title at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando...Also scored more than 25 goals every season and helped the Rush reach the State Cup quarterfinals and semifinals...Member of the National Honors Society.

PERSONAL: Jackson Miles... Born on Oct. 14, 1997 to parents Christopher and June Miles...Father, Christopher, played basketball at the New Jersey Institute of Technology...Has a twin brother, Jacob (18)...Also has two older brothers, Jarred (26) and Jordan (24)...Plans to major in mechanical engineering and business.