Jordan showed flashes of his potential throughout the season for Loveland, proving he can be a scoring option when he finds a rhythm. The sophomore averaged 5.2 points and 2.6 rebounds per game while displaying the confidence to hunt his shot and take on a larger offensive role. There were multiple performances where he reached double figures and looked capable of carrying stretches of the offense. As the season progressed he became more comfortable and started finding momentum with his jumper. The next step in his development is consistency. If Jordan can improve his shooting efficiency and become a more reliable scorer night after night, he has the tools to emerge as one of Loveland’s more dangerous offensive threats this upcoming season

Jordan is turning heads early this summer with the way he scores the basketball and controls the game when it’s in his hands. He plays with confidence, makes smart decisions and looks completely trustworthy handling the ball in big moments. His jumper is smooth and consistent, and when he gets space from three, he makes defenses pay in a hurry. What stands out most is the calmness he brings to the floor while still playing aggressive and attacking opportunities when they appear. Jordan is showing he can score at multiple levels while keeping the offense flowing, and that combination is making him one of the more intriguing players to watch moving forward this summer season