Hungary
Fargo Beez IBA
Head Coach
Macedonia
Bahamas
China
Some of the Greatest
Coaches in the game call
Coach Jordan a friend
Kentucky - Calipari
Tennessee - Pat Summit
Penn State - DeChellis
NC State - Lowe
Tennessee - Pearl
Arizona State - Sendek
Marquette - Williams
Coach John Jordan
Birthdate - March 20, 1963
Nationality - American
FIBA Coaching License -
2009021983
Coach Jordan has one of the most
diverse backgrounds that you can find
anywhere in the sport of basketball.
His combination of experience with
coaching NBA and American minor
league veteran players coupled with
his amazing record in developing
American and European male and
female junior players insures that his
players are getting the most well
rounded basketball education
available in the country. Jordan is just
one of less than 170 American
coaches who is licensed by FIBA to
coach on any level of professional
basketball in the World.


Pro Experience

2000-2001  Head Coach/President of
Basketball Operations -
Fargo-Moorhead Beez - IBA ***Jordan
guided the Beez to a 31-13 record and
second place finish in the Western
Division of the IBA. His team consisted
of a combination of  NBA Veterans
(Richard Dumas, Kenny Battle,
Lorenzo Charlets) along with up and
coming rookies who are now stars in
the NBA (Ime Udoka - San Antonio,
Chris "Birdman" Andersen - Denver)

2001-2003 - CBL/XBA
Founder/Commissioner - Jordan
developed two different professional
basketball leagues. The Xtreme
Basketball Assocation (XBA) and the
Carolinas Basketball League (CBL).

1990-92 - Assistant Coach - Rapid City
Thrillers - CBA **served under former
Sacramento Kings and Golden State
Warriors head coach, Eric Musselman.

Head Coach 2001 American Goodwill
China Tour Team - Spent 4 weeks
touring China with American minor
league players playing against

College Experience

Associate Head Coach - Huron
University (NAIA)

Assistant Coach - National College -
***Served under current NBDL Dakota
Wizards head coach, Duane Ticknor
Junior Experience

2011-12 - Director/Head Coach
- American Basketball Institute
- Charlotte, NC

2010-2011 - Head of
School/Athletic Director/Head
Coach - Adelphi Christian
Academy - Aiken, SC

2009/2010 - Head
Coach/Director- American
International Basketball
Institute - Asheville, NC

2002-2009 - Director of
www.boyshoopscout.com and
www.girlshoopscout.com -
College recruiting website

2003-2009 - Head Boy's and
Girls Basketball Coach -
Statesville Christian School
(03-06) & Veritas Christian
Academy (06-Now)

**Coached 24 European Players
all who went on to play  
College Basketball in America

****Sent 42 players overall to
the College level including 31
to NCAA Division I Programs

Head Coach of 2010 American
International Post Grad Team
-National Runner-Up - Reebok
USA National Prep
Championships - Myrtle Beach,
SC
-3rd Place - NACA Division I
National Championships -
Dayton, TN

***Won the 2006 NACA National
High School Boys
Championship (Statesville
Christian)

***Runner-Up in 2007 NACA
National HIgh School Boys
Championship (Veritas
Christian)
***2008 Selected as Head
Coach of US All Stars for
Charm City Challenge National
All Star Game

*****Finalist for 2007 NACA
National High School Coach of
the Year Award

****2006 NCSAA National Coach
of the Year

****2006 NACA National High
School  Coach of the Year
Finalist
A Few of The NBA Players
Coach Jordan Has Coached
Chris "Birdman"Andersen
Denver Nuggets 2009 2nd
in blocked shots in the NBA
Richard Dumas (Pheonix
Suns) 1991 NBA All Rookie
Team
Ime Udoka - Sacramento Kings
Kenny Battle - Boston
Celtics/Phoenix Suns
Mitchell Wiggins - Houston
Rockets
Lorenzo Charles -
Atlanta Hawks
Top Juniors Coach Jordan
Has Developed
Catalin Baciu 7'1" Clemson
(Native of Romania)
Donael Mack 6'5" Memphis
Sasa Borovnjak 6'9" Penn
State (A native of Serbia
shown here in a recent
photo with Coach Jordan)
Zygis Sestokas 6'6"
Hofstra ( A native of
Lithuania who just
finished his college
career. He set the North
Carolina all time single
game High School
scoring record with
76pts when he played
for Coach Jordan  )
Edwin Ofori-Attah - 6'4"
William and Mary (A native
of Germany shown here
competing against the NC
Tarheels.  He held the NC
single game scoring record
with 71 until Zygis broke it.
Devidas Busma 6'11"
Nebraksa Western
CC/Idaho State
Coach Jordan (C) who stands
196CM with Two Romanian Giants
(L) 219 CM Gheorghe Muresan and
(R) 214 CM Catalin Backu
Gaellan Bewernick 6'6"
Northern Arizona Univ
Coach Jordan's former Veritas
Lady Warriors picking up hardware
at the NACA National
Championshps. Four young ladies
from this team would go on to play
NCAA Division I college basketball
L to R - 6'4 Ema Reskoska just
finished at Radford Univ, 6'3" Jess
Reece will be a rising senior at
Lipscomb Univ, 5'8 Allie Russell
turned down offers and 6'1 Jamie
Jordan played at Georgia State
before a career ending knee
injury. Not pictured is 5'5 Aleks
Bodlovic who is still playing at
NCAA Division I Florida
International
WNBA Superstar,
Becky Hammon got
her start as an 8th
grader attending
Coach Jordan's
camps in Rapid
City, SD