Jordan Love‘s Packers are in the wild-card round. They secured their spot with a brilliant 11-6 record. Though the QB got injured in their last regular season game vs the Bears, his fiancee Ronika Stone has some positive news to cheer Jordan Love. As Stone signed with the San Diego Mojo back in October 2023, joining the team, she has now etched history. Stone is Mojo’s first player to be named to the PVF Preseason All-League Team. She has received the honored preseason recognition for a successful 2024 season, particularly for her performances in the matchup against Orlando and Vegas on March 11 and April 26 respectively, last year.

On 7th January San Diego Mojo Pro Volleyball took to Instagram to glorify Ronika Stone’s recent achievement. The caption reads, “Our girl 👑💙💛. Ronika Stone has been named to the PVF Preseason All-League Team.”

With her phenomenal performances, Ronika is among the league leaders in hitting percentage, kill percentage, and blocks per set. Across the regular season, she played in all 24 matches and was one of the four players in the league to achieve this feat.

Recording double-digit points in 13 matches, Ronika will now play with the Mojo, as they will face the Orlando Valkyries at Additional Financial Arena on Jan 9. And, Jordan Love’s fiancé is all set for it. Love and Stone got engaged back in June 2024, while they were on a romantic trip to Castello di Celsa in Tuscany, Italy.

The couple had crossed paths back in 2020 through a mutual friend and survived the ups and downs of the pandemic as they maintained their relationship. And meanwhile, they have also kept their athletic careers intact, achieving significant milestones. But, athleticism in Stone’s family runs deep as her father, Ron Stone, is a known NFL alum.

The athletic legacy of Jordan Love’s father-in-law

Ron Stone, Jordan Love’s father-in-law, has a distinct identity of his own, making his way from Boston to Super Bowl championships with the Cowboys. Born on July 20, 1971, he stands tall at 6ft 5in, and he was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the 4th round (96th overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft. Since then, he has enjoyed a solid 12-year NFL career.

Playing with the Cowboys circa 1993–1995 as a backup guard and tackle, he went on to earn two Super Bowl championships. Later, he played with the New York Giants, San Francisco 49ers, and Oakland Raiders. With three times Pro Bowl selection, and receiving All-Pro honors twice, he just missed the Hall of Fame honors by a margin.

However, his athletic legacy is quite dynamic, which he has passed on to his children. Raising five children with his wife, his daughter Ronika is indeed a known volleyball star, whilst his son Ron Stone Jr. is a linebacker for WSU. One of his daughters, Ronna Stone, is a track and field athlete at the University of Oregon. Iit’s safe to say, Ron Stone is proud to see his children achieve such milestones.