Jordan High School students will soon be back in school. Before the 2024-25 academic year and athletic seasons begin, it’s time to review the spring 2024 season. Some Jordan athletes received All-State recognition for strong seasons. 

Baseball

The Jordan baseball team placed two players on the All-State Second Team. Junior infielder Noah Gatti and senior infielder/pitcher Boston Williams got the honors as they led the Beetdiggers to a 16-14 record and a 13-8 mark in Region 6. 

Gatti was second among all Beetdiggers in RBIs this past season with 28. He also hit two home runs, five triples and 10 doubles, pacing the team in those three categories. Williams hit nine doubles and drove in 29 runs from the plate. As a pitcher, he struck out 14 batters and had a 2-1 record. 

Girls lacrosse

The Beetdiggers had a rough 2024 campaign on the field in girls lacrosse. The team didn’t register a victory in 14 tries. However, one player had All-State recognition. 

Senior defender Hannah Larsen was Honorable Mention All-State. With her graduation, Jordan has the difficult task of replacing her play and leadership in 2025. 

Boys lacrosse

On the boys’ side in lacrosse, the Beetdiggers went 4-13 overall and 2-6 in Region 10, finishing fourth in the five-team league. 

Sophomore goalie Victor Reynaud was Honorable Mention in Class 4A. He anchored a defense that allowed 14.6 goal per game in region action. 

Boys soccer

The Beetdiggers improved through the season in boys soccer this past spring. Jordan were 5-10 overall but 5-5 in Region 10, tying for third place. 

Two Jordan players were Honorable Mention All-State. Senior midfielder Ivan Canseco and senior goalie Quinn Johnson got the recognition. Canseco had four goals and five assists this past season. 

“[Johnson] stepped up big time this season,” head coach Justin Jahnke said.  λ