Jordan made a tremendous impact on the A&M-Commerce women’s basketball program.  Her arrival marked the greatest three-year run in the program’s history. Along the way, she set program records for points scored (2,105), field goals made (729), free throws made (446) and assists (452).
 
      During her tenure, the Lions held a winning percentage of .699, .350 percentage points above the Lions’ first 24 seasons in the LSC (.349).
 
      The LSC Newcomer of the Year during the 2006-07 season led the Lions to the greatest season in school history. The Lions went 28-9 on their way to the program’s only Elite Eight appearance. Jordan was superb during the Lions’ playoff run, averaging 22.9 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 4.6 assists on her way to LSC Tournament MVP and South Central Region Tournament MVP as the Lions won the LSC North Division, the LSC Championship, and South Central Regional Championship.
 
      Jordan’s LSC Player of the Year campaign during the 2008-09 season is still unparalleled in the league’s women’s basketball history. She scored 909 points in 29 games, averaging a whopping 31.3 points per game, both of which still stand as LSC records. Jordan would go on to earn first team All-America honors.
 
      In her three-year A&M-Commerce career, Jordan was a three-time first team All-LSC selection, a three-time All-Region selection, and a three-time All-America selection. She would go on to be the first player in program history, the second LSC player, and third Division II player to be drafted by a WNBA franchise, as she was selected by the Los Angeles Sparks in the third round of the 2009 draft.
 
      Jordan was inducted to the Lion Athletic Hall of Fame in her first year of eligibility in 2019.