Justin Jordan

Position:
G
Ht./Wt.:
5-9 / 165
Class:
Redshirt Junior
Hometown:
Fort Wayne, Ind.
High School:
North Side
Prev School:
Saint Louis

2011-12
Played in 20 games after sitting out the first 10 due to the NCAA Transfer Residency Requirement ... Averaged 6.9 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game, off of the bench ... Made 20-of-67 three-point field goals (.299 percent), 29-of-38 free throws (.763 percent), and 44-of-116 from the field (.379) ... Scored an IPFW career-high 14 points at North Dakota State on December 30, while scoring 13 at Southern Utah on January 21, and a dozen on January 5 against IUPUI, January 14 against Oakland, and January 26 at home against North Dakota State ... Had four assists five times during the year: January 7 against Western Illinois, January 14 against Oakland, January 28 at home against South Dakota State, February 4 against IUPUI, and February 18 at Eastern Kentucky.

PRIOR TO IPFW
Played freshman season at Saint Louis University for head coach Rick Majerus...Averaged 18.2 minutes per game over 33 games and averaged 4.9 points per game...Made 38.3 percent of his 3-point attempts (31 of 81) and his 58 assists ranked fourth on the team

HIGH SCHOOL
Starred at Fort Wayne North Side High School, where he was the second-leading scorer in the state of Indiana with a 27.7 ppg average to go along with 3.8 assists and 3.6 steals per game as a senior....Named one of the Top 15 seniors in the state in 2008-09 by The Indiana Basketball Coaches Association and Hoosier Basketball Magazine listed Jordan among the Top Senior Boys this season....Tabbed to the All-Fort Wayne team as selected by the Journal-Gazette....Chosen for the prestigious Indiana-Kentucky All-Star game, and he previously played in the Border Wars Classic All-Star game against standouts from Ohio...Finished as the Redskins' second-leading career scorer with 1,398 points.

PERSONAL
Son of Lawrence Jordan and Candace Connell-Jordan...He has one sibling, Austin...Majoring in general studies...Jordan's father, Lawrence Jordan, is an IPFW Hall of Fame inductee and the program's all-time assist leader.