Baseball

2024 (Junior): Jordan competed in 46 of the team’s 55 games, making 45 starts, including 30 in center field, nine at first base, and six as the designated hitter… missed a six-game stretch in April and the team’s OVC Tournament tilt against UT Martin (May 22) due to injury… slashed .275/.418/.458 on the year with 42 hits, four doubles, three triples, six home runs, 42 runs, 37 RBI, and 33 walks… tied for the team lead with six hit-by-pitches… finished the season a perfect 9-for-9 on stolen base attempts… ended the year with a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage… racked up a season-high three hits three times during the season, including back-to-back contests against Davidson (Mar. 17) and North Alabama (Mar. 19)… drove in a season-high four runs behind a first-inning grand slam against Western Illinois (Mar. 29)… scored a season-best three runs against Notre Dame (Mar. 2) and again in the second game of a doubleheader with Davidson (Mar. 16)… found the gaps for a pair of doubles against North Alabama (Mar. 19)… ranked third on the team with 11 multi-RBI efforts during the year… tallied 13 games with multiple hits… strung together a season-best 13-game reached base streak.

2023 (R-Sophomore): Jordan played in 39 of Tech’s 55 games, making all 34 of his starts in center field… came off the bench in four games while missing 19 starts due to injury early in the year… just missed qualifying for team leads due to at bats, but would have led the Golden Eagles with a .339 batting average and ranked second with a slugging percentage of .653 and OPS of 1.065… still tied for fourth on the team with nine long balls… tallied 41 hits, 25 runs, nine doubles, a triple, 25 RBI, 14 walks, and a .412 on-base percentage… delivered a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage with one outfield assist… made his Tech debut with a walk as the starting center fielder in the season opener with Bowling Green (Feb. 17)… became just the 12^th Golden Eagle to tie the program record with three home runs in a single game, crushing a trio of blasts at Little Rock (May 14)… finished the game 3-for-5 with four RBI… also tallied three hits at Davidson (Mar. 26), against UT Martin (Apr. 21), and against SIUE (May 5)… piled up a season-best five RBI versus SIUE (May 5), pounding a pair of nukes for his first career multi-home run game… drew a season-best three walks at Morehead State (Apr. 1)… delivered a pair of doubles at Little Rock (May 13)… scored a season-high three runs three times… started a three-game home run streak in his return to the starting lineup from injury, smashing bombs at Davidson (Mar. 25), at Davidson again (Mar. 26), and at Morehead State (Apr. 1)… hit .408 over the final 20 games of the year… tallied 12 multi-hit affairs, including a team-high tying four with three knocks… delivered six multi-RBI contests… ended the year on a four-game hitting streak.

2022 (Sophomore – Jackson State): Jordan participated in four of Jackson State’s 56 games… earned one at-bat and finished 0-for-1 on stolen base attempts, both against Butler (Feb. 26)… made two appearances out of the bullpen, totaling 3.0 innings with a 0.00 ERA… struck out four batters on the year while holding opponents to a .167 batting average… tossed a scoreless inning with two punch outs and no hits allowed against Tougaloo College (Feb. 22)… completed 2.0 innings with just two unearned runs allowed and a pair of K’s at Alabama State (Apr. 1).

2021 (Freshman – Wallace State CC*): Jordan competed in 21 of Wallace State’s 49 games… slashed .107/.242/.107… totaled three hits, three runs, four RBI, and five walks… drove in a season-high two runs in his season debut at Georgia Highlands College (Feb. 9)… notched his first hit of the year while driving in one run at Coastal Alabama CC-South (Feb. 20)… scored a season-high two runs and drew a season-best three walks with one hit against Central Alabama CC (May 1)… made three appearances on the hill out of the bullpen, completing 0.1 innings in each outing… earned the win at Shelton State CC (Apr. 24).

2020 (Freshman – Wallace State CC): Jordan played in 12 of the team’s 18 games as a true freshman before the remainder of the season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic… led the team with a .379 batting average… tallied a .472 on-base percentage and .448 slugging percentage… totaled 11 hits, eight runs, two doubles, and one RBI… finished 3-for-4 on stolen base attempts… made his collegiate debut with a 2-for-3 day and a double against Motlow State CC (Feb. 1)… drove in his first run with a sac fly against Jefferson College (Feb. 23)… stole his first base at Columbia State CC (Feb. 9)… scored a season-high three runs as part of a 2-for-3 showing at Central Alabama CC (Mar. 12)… tallied multiple hits four times… made one appearance on the hill out of the bullpen, tossing 1.1 innings with one strikeout without allowing a run against Calhoun CC (Mar. 8).

High School: Jordan lettered three years at Arabia Mountain High School in Lithonia, Ga. for head coach Eric Hoxie before transferring and lettering his senior year at Southwest DeKalb High School for head coach Tyrus Taylor… led SDHS to the third round of the playoffs for the first time in 40 years and the Region 5-AAAAA crown… as a senior at Southwest DeKalb, hit .511 with eight doubles, three triples, four home runs, 22 RBI, and 30 runs… ranked as a top-five leader in the county in both hits and stolen bases… as a junior at AMHS, hit .344 with 19 stolen bases… led Arabia Mountain to three consecutive Region 5-AAAAA titles, two third-round playoff showings, and one second-round appearance… named the All-Star Game MVP.

Personal: Son of Emelda and Nicholas Jordan… born in Atlanta, Ga. on August 31, 2001… full name is Juston Nicholas Jordan… cousin, Jayden Jordan, played football at Sacred Heart from 2017-20.

Academic: Pursuing a master’s degree in professional studies with a concentration in strategic leadership… earned his bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies from Tech in May 2024… named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll five times and the OVC Commissioner’s Honor Roll twice.

*Indicates extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.