Belmont just got faster and more athletic with this addition. This kid can play with or without the ball in her hands. She can create for others or create off the dribble for herself. Her speed is a tremendous asset, and she, too, can adjust her speed to reach favorable spots. Teams will have to honor her at the next level from all over the floor. She can pull it from deep, but if they overplay her, she can deliver a quick first step to elevate into her jumper. She will be a big-time addition to the Lady Bruins program. 

On Dyersburg’s run to a state final, senior Chelby Jordan Chelby Jordan 5'8" | PG Dyersburg | 2026 State TN was, maybe, the best point guard defender in the 3A state tournament.

Jordan was constantly creating turnovers. In three games, she generated a total of 15 steals. Her best defensive game of the three was in the state final against White County, where she had eight steals.

Jordan’s main skill as a player that helps her be an elite steal threat is her IQ. Jordan can predict the next move of developing plays well, leading to her getting a good jump on passing lanes and then getting steals.

In 3 games, this young lady had 74 points, 25 rebounds, 11 assists, 15 steals, and 2 blocks. It must be something about the last name because this young lady can elevate like no other. She got to favorable spots and delivered time and time again for her club. Ultimately, leading them to the championship, but her level of play has been nothing but stellar throughout her career. Belmont will be getting an impactful player who can change the course of a game. She’s done it throughout her career, and the sky is the limit for this young lady.

One of the top guards in the state, her fingerprints were all on this victory, literally. Playing solid on both ends of the floor, her defense led the show as she had 8 steals in the contest. I have always said this young lady had a sweet jumper, and it wouldn’t be denied as she finished with 26 points. A true MVP caliber player, she hoists the gold ball once again and brings it back to the Dyersburg community.

She was just too much to handle. The Belmont signee probably has one of the prettiest jumpers in the state. The way she elevates is crazy! She got into her mid-range game early and stepped it up for her club. Finishing with 30 points, 7 boards, 4 assists, 2 blocks, and 2 steals, she was just too much for Alcoa to handle. She truly displayed an all-around game and showed everyone why she was a Miss Tennessee finalist. 

The Belmont signee showed everyone why she was a Miss Basketball finalist and one of the best in her class. She finished with 18 points and 12 boards, lighting it up inside the arc. This kid has an impressive jumper, and it was on display for all to see as she found the bottom of the net. A true hooper, look for her to be the main ingredient as this club looks to bring the gold ball home to West Tennessee. 

The #1-ranked point guard, Chelby Jordan Chelby Jordan 5'8" | PG Dyersburg | 2026 State TN , in the class of 2026, is going out strong in her senior season.

Jordan this season is averaging 16.1 PPG in 25 recorded games. Her dynamic game has only grown stronger this season. She gets past defenders seamlessly and knocks down jumpers consistently off the dribble and catch. Jordan, as a guard, is also able to create offense through post-up-like situations. In helping excel in this, she can score in the paint with both her right and left hands.

Jordan’s dynamic game is leading the way in helping her Dyersburg team to a current record of 21-5.

 This kid has to be one of the most athletic guards in the state. Watching her elevate in her jumpshot, no one can play up in the air as she does. This athletic ballplayer is a scoring threat from wherever she is on the floor. However, she can also do many things that affect the game. From making timely assists to rebounding, she is highly versatile on the basketball floor. High IQ, uses her speed and length on the defensive end; she is a complete two-way ballplayer who is a difference-maker. Belmont got a steal in this signee, and she looks to showcase her talent one more time in the “Glass House” this upcoming postseason.

Rare air, this young lady can score the basketball. She can handle the rock, has a quick first step, can get paint touches with ease, and, of course, shoot it from deep. She is an aggressive defender who gets steals and creates turnovers. She will be heading to Nashville, where she will be suiting up for the Belmont Lady Bruins. A talented kid who has some unfinished business to attend to prior to her departing the Dyersburg program. Look for her to have a strong senior season.

Belmont is getting a true gem when it comes to this young lady. She has such a pretty jumper from the mid-range. How she elevates above her opponents is crazy. When she attacks from the arc, you don’t know if she is about to pull it, stop and pop, or slice to the rim. She plays D, where she gets a ton of steals and deflections. She has great reactionary skills, where she is always in a helpside position to jump gaps if she is off-ball. She is going to be a great addition to the Lady Bruins. They are getting a great kid and an outstanding student athlete.