Prep Hoops Ranking: 22

Strong with the ball, Jordan is a difficult matchup for opponents because of his ability to back down defenders and score in the paint with a fade away jumper. He gets to the foul line often, thanks to his pump fakes and stellar pivoting when getting shots off. And he can bury three-point shots and score in transition. Jordan is a good defender who communicates well on the floor. He recently picked up a NCAA Division II scholarship offer from Augustana (SD) and is looking to add to his list of offers this summer with Madison La Follette and the Kevon Looney Power 5 programs.

The toughness and intentionality Jordan plays with each time out is apparent. He doesn’t get deterred and will keep coming at you throughout the game even if he has a few setbacks. Jordan finished with a team-best 24 points while drawing four fouls. He is especially difficult to stop once he gets downhill toward the basket or even off of his post-up moves against other backcourt players. Jordan added four rebounds, an assist and a steal and is a potential first-team all-league player in the Big Eight Conference.

Believe it or not, it’s already Jordan’s third year of varsity basketball. After playing well as a freshman at Madison East and even better as a sophomore at Madison La Follette, Jordan took on the leadership role for La Follette in its win over Kenosha Tremper. He picked his spots to use his strength and ability to make shots facing the basket or with his back to the basket while scoring 24 points. His steady play, solid ball handling and impressive decision making will be crucial as La Follette attempts to win a Big Eight championship.

One of the pesky defenders on the defensive-minded Power 5 squad, Jordan made some huge threes for his squad in its romp to a 4-0 record. He came off the bench with Timmy West Timmy West 6'1" | CG Edgewood | 2027 WI of Madison Edgewood, and the two Madison backcourt performers made life miserable for opponents with their all-out hustle and on-ball defensive pressure. Jordan also was a big hit for Power 5 on the offensive end as he slashed his way to the hoop in transition in addition to scoring from beyond the three-point arc. Jordan can play either guard spot and has the physical strength and lateral quickness to make it very difficult for opponents.