2025 • FRESHMAN SEASON
Awards: Named Big Ten Freshman of the Week on August 26.
Season: Appeared in 19 matches for the Nittany Lions during the 2025 season… Recorded eight points on two goals and four assists… Registered seven shots, including three shots on goal for a .429 shots-on-goal percentage… Posted a .286 shooting percentage.
at Duke (8/14): Started in her collegiate debut, scoring the first goal of her career by finding the back of the net with her only shot attempt… Saint Louis (8/21): Saw 71 minutes against the Billikens, assisting on the Nittany Lions’ first goal in the 4-1 ranked win at Jeffrey Field… West Virginia (8/24): Scored the first goal for the Blue & White just 11 minutes into play, kickstarting the offense in the 3-1 win over the Mountaineers… Santa Clara (8/28): Played an entire match for the first time in her collegiate career, seeing all 90 minutes of action in the 2-0 victory against the Broncos… Maryland (9/11): Saw action against a Big Ten opponent for the first time, helping contribute to the offensive barrage by providing an assist on Penn State’s second goal in the 4-0 victory over the Terrapins… at Illinois (9/25): Helped get things started by assisting on the first of three Penn State goals in 59 minutes… Ohio State (10/26): Kept the keeper honest with three shots, her highest total of the season across 90 minutes of action in the 2-0 victory… NCAA Tournament First Round vs. Army (11/15): Won an NCAA Tournament match for the first time as a Nittany Lion, playing 66 minutes and recording an assist in the 3-0 win against the Black Knights.
HIGH SCHOOL & CLUB
A dynamic midfielder prospect from the Lone Star State of Texas, Jordan arrives in Happy Valley following a decorated career in the high school, ECNL and USYNT programs… Jordan was dominant during her high school career at Southlake Carroll High School, leading her squad to the 2022 UIL 6A State Championship, landing Newcomer of the Year honors in the process… She was named a First Team All-District selection in every year of her high school career with an Honorable Mention All-State selection in 2023… She handled her club commitments with Solar SC under the direction of Adrian Solca and Matt Colvin, winning a pair of ECNL National Championships in 2021 and 2023… Jordan was named ECNL Conference Player of the Year, an ECNL All-American, a four-time ECNL First Team All-Conference selection and participated in the ECNL National Selection Game in January of 2023… She was named to three U.S. Youth National Team domestic training camps, a USYNT international training camp with friendlies, garnered a pair of international caps and participated in four USYNT ID centers… Jordan was ranked as the second-highest prospect in PSU’s seven-member class, picking up the No. 30 national ranking according to TopDrawerSoccer.
PERSONAL
Born in the spring of 2007, Hannah Jordan is the youngest child and only daughter of Nichole and Dudley Jordan… She has one older brother, named Jacob, who is a wide receiver on the Oklahoma Sooner football team… While a student at Southlake Carroll High School, Jordan participated in the National Honor Society, was named a Success Scholar and picked up multiple Academic All-District and Academic All-State laurels… In the community, Jordan was able to found her own non-profit called Soccer Cycle, was elected into the Hope Squad, and participated in the Chain Reaction Club… Plans to study finance in the Penn State Smeal College of Business and hopes to eventually continue her career in professional soccer, with additional career interests including becoming a commercial airline pilot… In her free time, she enjoys playing golf, skiing, traveling, listening to music, going on hikes, and spending quality time with family and friends.
WHY PENN STATE
“There are many reasons that made me choose Penn State. The coaches, the culture, the storied program, the college town atmosphere, the academics, and the overall support for bringing the best out of student-athletes were key in my decision. Penn State may be far from home, but I knew that there was something special here. I am so excited the help contribute to the legacy of Penn State women’s soccer.”