2009: Jordan appeared in 47 games this season. She was fifth on the team with 53 blocks (1.13 per game) and seventh in kills with 52 (1.11 per game). She scored 10 kills in a win against San Jose State on August 29, and another 9 in a win against CSUB on November 2. Played in 75% of the team's winning games.

2008: Jordan tied for the team lead in total blocks with 80 and led the squad with 12 solo blocks. She also collected 83 kills during the season, including a season-high 12 kills against Seattle Pacific on November 12. Jordan earned at least five total blocks in nine matches, with a season-high eight blocks (four solo, four assists) at Weber State on November 1. At Savannah State on October 19, she hit .438 with nine kills and only two attack errors in 16 attempts.

High School: Jordan was a three-sport athlete at Kamiak High School, lettering in volleyball, basketball, and track & field. As a senior, she helped her team finish fourth in the state, earning first team all-league honors. She was a member of the National Junior Honor Society and also earned the basketball team's most improved award in 2007.

Personal: Jordan is the oldest daughter of Jeff and Michelle Keller. Born May 17, 1990, she is presently undecided about her major.