Jordynn is an uncommitted 2027 point guard I would love to see added to The Expo. She plays with great pace and has the shiftiness and handle to create separation and get by defenders off the bounce. Once she turns the corner, Jordynn is quick to get downhill, where she can put pressure on the defense and force it to react. She brings plenty to the defensive end as well, competing hard on the ball and making opposing guards work for clean looks. Her combination of quickness, ball control, ability to attack off the dribble, and two-way play would make her a great addition to the point guard group competing in front of college coaches at The Expo.

Jordynn was a tough guard to contain for Michigan Crossover at the Tuesday Night Tune Up. She played with great pace and shiftiness, using a strong handle to create separation and get by defenders quickly. Once she turned the corner, Jordynn did a nice job attacking downhill and putting pressure on the defense. She also brought toughness on the other end of the floor, competing as a defender and making opponents work for clean looks. Her quickness, ball control, and two-way effort made her a player who stood out.

Jordynn made a huge splash after joining the Avondale backcourt as a junior. She received OAA All-League honors, averaging 21.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 2.2 steals per game. Jordynn was a top performer when I watched her play against Clarkston in the playoffs. She stood out again at the Grassroots Spring Opener, impressing Danyle with her disruptive defense and three-point accuracy. Jordynn picked up offers from Macomb CC, Lansing CC, and Wayne CC.

Jordynn, a guard for Michigan Crossover, put together a strong performance at the Grassroots Spring Opener, making her presence felt on both ends of the floor. She was disruptive defensively, anticipating passes, getting into passing lanes, and creating problems for opposing guards throughout the day. On the offensive side, she found her rhythm from deep, knocking down multiple shots from beyond the arc. With her two-way impact and confidence, Jordynn looks poised for a big spring and summer on the AAU circuit.

Jordynn, a guard for Michigan Crossover, is coming off an impressive high school season where she earned all-league honors at Avondale while averaging 21.4 points per game. She has a tight handle and keeps the ball on a string, allowing her to create space and score from all areas of the floor. Her shiftiness makes her difficult to stay in front of, and she pairs that with a competitive edge on the defensive end, where she takes pride in guarding the ball. Jordynn’s all-around scoring ability and toughness will be on full display this weekend as her team competes in the Grassroots Spring Opener in Grand Rapids.

Jordynn looks to have found a home at Avondale, and she’ll be an exciting point guard prospect to watch in their backcourt next season. Jordynn had the ball on a string in the District 27 semifinals. She changes speeds, uses a variety of dribble combinations, and maintains her balance to shoot or drive at any moment. Jordynn absorbed contact after a hard drive to the hoop for a layup and converted an off-platform veer finish on another determined drive. One of her best plays happened when she created space with her shoulder, stopped on a dime, and swished a corner three in rhythm. She used a shifty inside-out dribble up top to create the space needed to bury another smooth jumper off the bounce. Jordynn dished out a nice bounce pass to a cutter for an assist and tied the team lead with 17 points.

Ratliff made noise at the Prep Girls Hoops Freshman Showcase last year. There’s no doubt that she could do the same at The Expo this fall. She’s a balanced shooter, even when pulling up on the move. I’d call her an athletic shooter that defenders have to always be prepared for. Ratliff plays solid low base perimeter defense.