Jordan Bledsoe brings efficient scoring and two-way guard play to Aquinas
In the 2025-26 season, Jordan Bledsoe has opened with an efficient all-around line for Aquinas: 11 points on 50% shooting, 75% from three, plus 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal in 24 minutes in his first game. He stands out as a guard who can score without forcing volume and contribute on the glass, while external scouting notes from his prep days praised his leadership, veteran poise, and strong on-ball defense. That combination makes him a useful fit for a team needing a composed, two-way backcourt presence.[1][4]
