Jordan Trujillo is a 5'7" Point Guard/Shooting Guard in the 2028 class.
Trujillo attends Cherry Creek in Colorado.
Trujillo's Player Profile was created on August 17, 2024.
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Jordan
TrujilloPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Cherry Creek
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CO
Climbed the Ladder: 2028 Risers from the Latest Update
Trujillo is making his ranking debut after a great start to the grassroots season, and what we see...
Written by Duvalier Johnson
Jordan
TrujilloPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
2028 BoomTown Standouts from Day 1 at PHSpringKickoff
Trujillo may not be the biggest guard, but he plays with poise and confidence that has him competing...
Written by Duvalier Johnson
Jordan
TrujilloPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
PH Sophomore ID Camp: Team 10 Player Coverage and Breakdowns
Trujillo stood out at the showcase with his aggressive and smart style of play. Offensively he attacked the...
Written by Bobby Lopez
Jordan
TrujilloPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
2028 Rankings Update: Exceptional Floor Generals
Trujillo has the skill as a playmaker and perimeter shooter to keep him as a threat with the...
Written by Clayton Conover
Jordan
TrujilloPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
Colorado Freshmen Showcase: Little Guards that Make a Big Impact
Jordan ‘s shooting ability forces defenses to extend out beyond the arc, creating space for his team. His...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jordan
TrujilloPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
Colorado Freshmen Showcase: Team 3 Overview
Jordan is a shifty guard with a high basketball IQ, always ready to pull the trigger from anywhere...
Written by Brandyn Newbins
Jordan
TrujilloPG/SG
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
HS
Cherry Creek
|
CO
Freshman ID Camp Preview: Names to Watch
Trujillo is a skilled guard that should be exciting to follow at this event, given the tight handle...
Written by Clayton Conover
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Duvalier Johnson
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Trujillo is making his ranking debut after a great start to the grassroots season, and what we see is a true point guard who understands spacing, is a vocal leader on the court, and takes care of the ball. That is winning basketball and is reliable. Creek will be a team to watch moving forward as they have balance, and adding Trujillo to the rotation gives them another reliable ball handler with confidence. He can play both on and off-ball. He showed he can score it when needed, but his ability to keep the ball moving and battle on both ends of the floor is why I feel that he will earn some minutes this season. We still have to see much more from him, but he’s a player that I feel will turn some heads this summer with his play.
Trujillo may not be the biggest guard, but he plays with poise and confidence that has him competing with anyone. He’s a true point guard who controls tempo, handles pressure, and consistently makes the right reads, and that was on display in their opening game. Trujillo delivered timely passes, including some high-level finds, and stepped up late to help secure an overtime win. He can score it, facilitate, and lead the team when they need it most, and he plays with an edge. This was a strong Day 1 showing as a floor general for him that needs to be on more radars. We have rankings dropping next week; he’s earned a spot in them. Will be following those games this weekend.
Trujillo stood out at the showcase with his aggressive and smart style of play. Offensively he attacked the basket with confidence, using his quickness and skill to create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. His vision and decision making allowed him to find open players with timely passes when defenses cut off driving lanes. On the defensive end Trujillo’s anticipation and active hands led to steals, turning stops into fast break chances. His ability to drive, distribute and create turnovers made him a dynamic and impactful presence throughout the game
Trujillo has the skill as a playmaker and perimeter shooter to keep him as a threat with the ball, drawing pressure on the catch. The guard is another name who has impressed at fall showcase events, displaying the shooting range more than anything in those matchups.
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‘s vision allows him to find open teammates for three-point opportunities. His balanced offensive game makes him a key player in any lineup.
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is a shifty guard with a high basketball IQ, always ready to pull the trigger from anywhere on the court. His quick decision-making keeps defenders on their heels.
Trujillo is a skilled guard that should be exciting to follow at this event, given the tight handle against ball pressure. Already adept at creating opportunities out of ball screens, the guard looks ready for the bright lights tomorrow.