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Jordan olympic committee
Jordan Olympic Committee (اللجنة الأولمبية الأردنية), Jordan's National Olympic Committee, founded 1957, IOC-recognized 1963; led by Prince Feisal Al Hussein; oversees 34 federations and Jordan's four Olympic medals.
Jordan Ott
Jordan Ott (born 1985, McConnellsburg, PA) is an NBA coach, head coach of the Phoenix Suns since June 6, 2025; former assistant with the Hawks, Nets, Lakers, and Cavaliers.
Jordan Phillips (American football, born 2004)
Jordan Phillips (born 2004) is a Miami Dolphins defensive tackle, drafted 143rd overall in 2025 after playing at Tennessee and Maryland; 6-3, 324 lb, two-year starter.
Jordan Pickford
Jordan Pickford (born 1994, Washington, England) is an Everton and England goalkeeper, 93 caps, record 18 England World Cup matches, £30m 2017 transfer, shootout specialist.
Jordan Pierre Gilles
Jordan Pierre-Gilles, Canadian short track speed skater born 1998 in Fleurimont, Quebec; Olympic gold medalist in the men's 5000m relay at Beijing 2022 and 2025 world champion in the same event.
Jordan Poole
Jordan Poole (born 1999) is an NBA guard for the New Orleans Pelicans, formerly the Golden State Warriors and Washington Wizards; 2019 first-round pick, 2022 NBA champion, career-high 20.4 points per game in 2022-23.
Jordan Poyer
Jordan Poyer (born 1991) is an American NFL safety, Oregon State product, 2013 seventh-round pick, Bills starter 2017-23, 2021 first-team All-Pro, 2022 Pro Bowl, later Dolphins and Bills return.
Jordan Reed
Jordan Reed, born 1990, former NFL tight end from Florida, drafted 85th overall by Washington in 2013; 2015 Pro Bowl-caliber 952-yard, 11-TD season; retired 2021 after seven concussions.
Jordan Rhodes
Jordan Rhodes, born Oldham, Scottish striker; retired 2025 at 35 with 220 league goals in 596 games, third-highest English league scorer since 2004-05 behind Sharp and Kane; now Blackburn Rovers loans manager.
Jordan River Point
Jordan River Point is a right-hand point-break surf spot at the Jordan River mouth on southwest Vancouver Island, BC (48.4193 N, 124.0567 W), near Sewers and Rock Piles breaks, best on winter NW swells with NE offshore winds.
Jordan Rodgers
Jordan Rodgers (born 1988) is an ESPN SEC Network college football analyst, former Vanderbilt quarterback (4,063 career passing yards), Bachelorette season 12 winner, and younger brother of Aaron Rodgers.
Jordan Romero
Jordan Romero, American climber born July 12, youngest person to summit Everest (May 22, 2010, age 13 years, 10 months, 10 days) and to complete the Seven Summits (December 2011, age 15), climbing from Tibet because Nepal bars under-16 climbers.
Jordan Rossiter
Jordan Rossiter (born 1997, Liverpool), English defensive midfielder; Liverpool Academy product who scored on his 2014 debut, second-youngest scorer in club history; later Rangers, Fleetwood, Bristol Rovers, Waterford, now Sporting Jacksonville.
Jordan Seaton
Jordan Seaton is an American college football offensive tackle from Washington, D.C. and IMG Academy; a five-star 2024 recruit who started two seasons at left tackle for Colorado, earned Freshman All-American honors, transferred to LSU in January 2026, and is a projected 2027 NFL first-round pick.
Jordan Sepho
Jordan Sepho, born in 1998 in Pontoise, is a French rugby sevens prop and wing who won gold with France at the Paris 2024 Olympics, having taken up rugby at 17 on Réunion.
Jordan Shipley
Jordan Shipley, Texas Longhorns wide receiver (2006-09), consensus All-American and Biletnikoff finalist, UT record 248 career receptions; Bengals third-round pick, 24 NFL games, 858 receiving yards.
Jordan Smith Jr.
Jordan Smith Jr., Arkansas Razorbacks freshman guard from Washington, D.C., Paul VI Catholic; No. 2 recruit in the 2026 class, five-time 2026 national high school player of the year, two-time USA Basketball gold medalist, projected top-five 2027 NBA Draft pick. Not the betting-fixer Jalen Smith.
Jordan Spence
Jordan Spence (Jordan James Spence, born 1990) is an English retired right-back from West Ham's academy who played for MK Dons, Ipswich Town, and ADO Den Haag, captained England youth teams, and retired in 2020; distinct from the NHL defenceman of the same name.
Jordan Spieth
Jordan Spieth (Jordan Alexander Spieth), American PGA Tour golfer from Texas, turned pro 2012; won 2015 Masters and U.S. Open and 2017 Open at Royal Birkdale, second-youngest world No. 1 after Tiger Woods, still missing only the PGA Championship for the career Grand Slam.
Jordan Staal
Jordan Staal (born 1988) is a Canadian NHL center, Carolina Hurricanes captain, drafted second overall by Pittsburgh in 2006; two-time Stanley Cup winner (2009, 2026) and 2026 Conn Smythe Trophy winner.
Jordan Stolz
Jordan Stolz is an American long track speed skater who holds the 1000m world record and won two Olympic gold medals and a silver at Milan Cortina 2026.
Jordan Ta'amu
Jordan Ta'amu (born 1997) is an American quarterback from Pearl City, Hawaii; Ole Miss record-setter, XFL 2023 Offensive Player of the Year, and DC Defenders starter in the UFL, distinct from Jordan's national soccer team.
Jordan Thompson
Jordan Thompson (born 1997, Edina, Minnesota) is an American opposite spiker for USA Volleyball and LOVB Houston; Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020, silver at Paris 2024, and Cincinnati's all-time NCAA kills leader.
Jordan Thompson (footballer, born 1997)
Jordan Andrew Thompson (born 1997, Belfast) is a Northern Irish left-footed central midfielder for Preston North End and Northern Ireland (39 caps); formerly Manchester United academy, Rangers, Blackpool, and Stoke City.
Jordan Thompson (tennis)
Jordan Thompson (born 1994, Sydney) is an Australian tennis player, career-high No. 26 singles and No. 3 doubles, 2024 Los Cabos champion and 2024 US Open doubles winner with Max Purcell.
Jordan van den Berg
Jordan van den Berg (born 2002, Johannesburg) is a South African NFL defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears, drafted 213th overall in 2026 after Penn State and first-team All-ACC seasons at Georgia Tech.
Jordan Veretout
Jordan Veretout (born 1993, Ancenis) is a French central midfielder at Al-Arabi SC; former Nantes, Aston Villa, Fiorentina, Roma, Marseille and Lyon player, 6 France caps, U20 World Cup 2013 and Nations League 2021 winner, 2022 World Cup finalist.
Jordan Watkins
Jordan Watkins (Tyrell Jordan Watkins, born 2002) is an NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers; a Louisville/Ole Miss receiver drafted 138th overall in 2025 after a 906-yard, 9-touchdown senior season and a 4.37-second combine 40.
Jordan Whittington
Jordan Whittington (born 2000) is a Los Angeles Rams wide receiver and kick returner, drafted 213th overall in 2024 out of Texas, a PFWA All-Rookie kick returner averaging 28.3 yards per return as a rookie.
Jordan–Hare Stadium
Jordan–Hare Stadium (Pat Dye Field) is Auburn University's on-campus football stadium in Auburn, Alabama, home of the Tigers since 1939; capacity 88,043, 11th-largest on-campus, renamed from Auburn Stadium and Cliff Hare Stadium, with the Jordan–Hare North Project underway.