Jordan created a lot of trouble for opposing players and coaches. A strong physical presence on both ends. Defensively he will wall you up . On the offensive end he creates space by positioning himself using his strength. Very good off of 2-3 dribbles to the rim. Active player who draws fouls either off the bounce or finishing inside. Averaged 17 ppg.

Jordan is Dylan’s running mate leading the Sewanaka club. He can play multiple positions on either end. Very unselfish player who gets to the rim but is also very capable knocking down perimeter shots. A really good defender.

Averaging 17 ppg.  A workhorse plays a physical game and is rewarded with free throws from the charity stripe. Can play multiple positions on both ends. Very unselfish player. Uses his body to drive the ball into the paint. A solid defender either at the rim or on the perimeter.

Can play multiple positions. Coach is confident with him with the ball or playing off of it. Capable of hitting the three. But is really good at attacking the rim off the bounce or off a cut. Very coachable player who is unselfish in understanding the most important part is getting the win. He usually is the player to help his team get the win.

Sewanaka poised for a good season with Jordan and the already listed up above Dylan . Jordan might be a little undersized playing inside but you would never know it. He uses his strength to score, clear space, defend or rebound. Hard worker with a lot of talent. He is strong to the rim but also possesses nive pull up jumper.

Jordan is one of the best all around players in New York. His ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor makes him one of best unoffered player in New York. On offense Jordan is best when he puts his head down and attacks the rim, Jordan can also knock down midrange shots and threes. On defense Jordan can guard 1-4 and with his high intensity on defense is one of the best lock down defenders.

Jordan is arguably one of the best unoffered players left in NY State. At 6’2″ Jordan can guard 1-4 on defense. He is a great leader on defense always talking and communicating with teammates. Jordan has quick hands, allowing him create turnovers by taking the ball away and blocking shots. On Offense Jordan can blow by just about any defender you put on him. He also has a great shooting form and shot from midrange, Jordan can also knock threes’s down as well.

During the skills portion of the event Jordan was able to show off his ability to finish and attack the rim. During the ball handling station Jordan really stood out as one of the best ball handlers in the gym.

During the 3 on 3 part of the event Jordan was able to show everyone what he does. Get to the paint and finish around the rim. He was definitely able to take advantage of the open space in a 3 on 3 setting blowing by weaker defenders for easy points at the rim.

During the games Jordan was able to show off his ability to attack the rim and finish through contact, as well create for others when defenders helped in the paint. Jordan has a great mid range shot as well. Jordan has a good looking shot from 3 and I would encourage him to take more to keep the defense honest, and help create driving lanes to get to the rim much easier. Jordan was definitely a leader on his team on both offense and defense directing traffic and constantly talking as well. Defensively Jordan has the potential to be a lock down defender with his quick hands and athletic ability.