Coming off an injury isn’t just about getting back on the court—it means recovering, rebuilding, and training intentionally to be ready when you return. Jordan has been putting that work into her recovery and has had some help from Lace Em’ Up, focusing on getting herself healthy and prepared for the season ahead. If she can get back to 100% and regain her confidence and rhythm on the floor, Jordan could be positioned for a breakout season.

As one of the few freshmen already pulling D1 offers, Jordan is poised to make waves at Lone Peak this season. She’s got the handles to carve up even the toughest defenders, and if they sag off, she’ll punish them from deep. Her length and versatility let her plug in anywhere from the 1 to the 5, giving Lone Peak a dynamic new weapon.

Moeaki picked up a Weber State offer a few weeks ago, and that is a great start to your high school career, picking up an LM offer from a local school.

Moeaki was solid on both ends of the floor. A freshman getting that many minutes on such a high caliber team tells you all you need to know. Her skill set that allows her to play on and off the ball helps. Moeaki has also grown a bit over the past year.