It’s not every day you come across a player with the combination of size and athleticism that Jordy Ndjombo brings to the court. Listed at 6’8″, he looks even taller in person, and his college-ready physique is evident right away. I had the opportunity to watch him in three games, and each time he impressed with his all-around game.

Ndjombo is the type of big man who can do everything you need him to on the floor. He patrols the paint with authority, blocking shots, securing rebounds, and finishing strong with put-back buckets. In today’s game, where many bigs have expanded their range to the three-point line, Jordy showed flashes of that ability too, hinting at even more upside as he continues to develop his shooting touch.

What stands out most is that he’s a player who already has a solid foundation but still has room to grow. With his size, athleticism, and emerging skill set, Ndjombo is undoubtedly a future college player. It’s clear he’s just scratching the surface of his potential, and I’m excited to see how his game continues to evolve.

Jordy was a great wing/post combo with teammate Landon Veal Landon Veal 6'8" | PF/SF Houston Christian | 2027 State #112 Nation TX in Good Vision Academy’s win over Red Rock on Friday evening. Jordy has good strength when making his way to the rim against strong defense and uses a variety of post moves to score the basketball. He can lock opponents down on defense as well as make key hustle plays to give GVA the momentum on both ends. He is quickly becoming one of the more underrated players in the HTX 2025 class since moving over from France.

Jordy was the most explosive and complete prospect. Aggressively attacking rebounds and pushing the ball down the court, always applying pressure to his opponent. Offensive package strong drives, thunderous dunks and mid-range game is strong. Reclassified to the class of 2026.

The 6’8”, Jordy Ndjomo showcased impressive scoring ability around the rim, largely due to his athletic body control. His skill was particularly evident with his reverse up-and-under layups and his ability to finish lobs with ease. Ndjomo’s combination of size and coordination made him a constant threat in the paint, where he consistently used his agility to outmaneuver defenders and convert difficult shots.

Jordy is a strong and versatile wing/big player that can create for himself with the ball in his hands. Offensively he uses his physical tools to create separation from defenders while he’s driving to the basket or going up strong off a pass from his teammates. He stretched the floor a few times offensively converting on a couple three-point shots from the perimeter. On the defensive end he hustled for a lot of rebounds and blocked shots anchoring Good Vision Academy’s defense.