Jordan’s game is silky smooth, and she has all the makings of a future Division I starting point guard. If Buse is the engine, Jordan is the gasoline — she is always a threat to catch fire. When she is feeling herself, she pulls off some audacious moves. She can knock down a one-legged post fadeaway just as easily as she can take you to the rack and finish through contact. She runs the break with ease and can deliver no-look passes on the money. If Tualatin wasn’t so dominant, she’d be a lock to repeat as TRL player of the year, but a third straight first-team nod seems all but guaranteed for the future Washington State Cougar.

Five-foot-10 shooting guard Reese Jordan Reese Jordan 5'10" | PG West Linn | 2026 State OR is having a strong start to the 2025-26 season for West Linn and showed up big as a standout 2-way player in all three tournament games at the Capitol City Classic. Jordan knocked down pull-up threes, finished strong takes to the basket, and won contested rebounds. She was named CCC Player of the Game in a first-round win against Bingham (UT) after scoring 18 points and being a vocal leader who played tenacious defense. The Washington State commit is averaging 16.2 points, 9.2 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game this season.

Reese Jordan Reese Jordan 5'10" | PG West Linn | 2026 State OR is a talented Senior at West Linn High School. She plays for NW Select AAU team. This past weekend, Reese stood out immediately for her aggressive offense in shooting and passing. She’s a very consistent player with great height for a guard. She grabbed the attention of other scouts and videographers in the gym right away.

She played in a heated battle against Benson, and it was a dog fight from the jump. This game was close all the way to the final quarter. Reese’s consistent shooting is what helped increase the lead. One particular moment I was filming the game, Reese threw a no-look pass that left me saying, “Oh my!” If I had to describe her to other scouts, I’d say she’s like a quiet storm. She plays with grace, yet is a dangerous threat to her opponents. This will be an exciting year for her and her teammates as they hold an undefeated streak this fall. There’s no doubt they’ll be in the running for state.

Outstanding baseline moves! Jordan does a great job in how she angles her body and protects the ball while going to the rim. Tight crossover dribble, giving her space and time to shoot! She’s money from outside!

West Linn junior Reese Jordan Reese Jordan 5'10" | PG West Linn | 2026 State OR is a fundamental hooper with a motor and was named to the 6A All-State Second Team. The 5-foot-10 guard is strong on the drive, creative at the rim, and can drain the three. She’s a tough defender and a plus rebounder. Jordan averaged 15.8 points (shooting 42% from the field and 33% from three), 6 rebounds, 4.5 assists (1.3 assist/turnover ratio), and 3.3 steals per game, helped West Linn win a share of the Three Rivers League title with a big win against state champion Tualatin, and earned herself league Player of the Year in her junior season. The league champion averaged 10 points, 5 assists, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.6 steals per game at the 6A state tournament to help the Lions make an impressive playoff run to win fourth in state. Jordan jumped to No. 8 in the Prep Girls Hoops Oregon Class of 2026 prospect rankings.

West Linn guard Reese Jordan Reese Jordan 5'10" | PG West Linn | 2026 State OR hits from deep and gets to the rim. Jordan consistently contributes all game long. She runs the floor and is fast on the dribble and to the basket. She can get the team into its offense. Jordan moves well off the ball in gaps on the perimeter and around the key to get open. She makes the extra move—the ball fake, the step-through—down low to get an open look. Jordan scored 26 points with 6 steals and 5 assists against McMinnville. She averaged 21 points, 9 rebounds, 5.3 assists, and 3.3 steals at the POA Holiday Classic.

Impressive all around game. You can put Jordan anywhere on the floor and she will impact the game. She was shooting three’s, going by defenders off the dribble and she was working inside as well. This girl has D1 potential written all over her.