Jordan is another local NDSU commit. I can imagine that Jory Collins is excited about landing two teammates who already have chemistry on the floor coming to campus in the near future. Jordan is a bully around the basket but can also step back and knock down the three. She is one of the top athletes in the state and incredibly strong. I appreciate her effort level when she plays. She dives for every loose ball and doesn’t let the score of the game dictate how hard she plays. Last season Jordan averaged 19.2 points, 9.5 rebounds, 3.1 assists, and 2.7 steals per game. She shot 42.5% from the field, 36.2% from three, and 74.2% from the free-throw line.

Jordan holds Division 1 offers from NDSU, UND, and USD. She is clearly a talented athlete and looks the part of someone who will fit in nicely at that level. She is a good height at 6′, extremely strong and athletic, and plays with a chip on her shoulder. It doesn’t matter if her team is up 30 or down 30, Jordan is going to play with tremendous effort. She is constantly diving for loose balls and using her physical ability to gain advantages on the court. Her effort, attitude, competitive nature, and coachability make her a top recruit in North Dakota.

Jordan is the complete player and a big time prospect. She is super athletic and a very powerful player. She has a very sturdy base and a quick first step. She is quick enough to defend guards but strong enough to defend posts. She is able to finish at the rim in many different ways and can also step back and hit the three at a high clip. Jordan will be a nice Division 1 player.