Jamaine Jones Biography

West Coast delists Jamaine Jones, Zane Trew, and Jordyn Baker.

"They have each made valuable contributions to the West Coast Eagles and on behalf of the club I would like to wish them every success in the future," Eagles footy boss Gavin Bell said of the three players.

Jamaine Jones will face court on a charge of driving with a blood-alcohol level exceeding 0.08.

"The club is bitterly disappointed with Jones' actions and will review the incident after the hearing with the likelihood of a separate sanction," West Coast said in a statement.

"There is no excuse for getting behind the wheel under the influence of alcohol and Jones is extremely remorseful for this serious error of judgement."

West Coast sign Jamaine Jones as a rookie under the Pre-season Supplemental Selection rules.

"He loves to chase and tackle, and we know how important the forward pressure is," Eagles list manager Darren Glass said of Jones.

"We think he can contribute strongly to our list this year and beyond."

West Coast's search for a small forward has reached former Cat Jamaine Jones who will begin training with the Eagles in the hopes of being secured as part of the pre-season supplemental selection period (SSP).

Jamaine Jones makes his AFL debut for Geelong at Kardinia Park with 8 disposals (3 kicks and 5 handballs), a tackle and a goal in a 28-point win over Carlton.

Jamaine Jones speaks of his childhood years as an orphan, in a group home in Mildura, waiting for someone to take him in after he was born in Broken Hill.

Lonely seeing kids come and go, Jones' life changed as a 10-year-old when Geelong mother Sue Lovett adopted him into a family home with four kids of her own.

"From being in foster care, not knowing where I'll be and for Sue Lovett adopting me, that's hope," Jones said.

"I thank her for giving me a second chance, she got me here today, without her I wouldn't be here.

"I hope there's people out there that are looking to adopt and if you're going to do it, I'd say do it because you can make a change to someone's life."

Geelong select Jamaine Jones with pick No.48 in the 2016 Rookie Draft.